ISBN: 9798172664021 - work ethics - the responsibility behind every job: how work can create meaning, values and the future and serve life (1 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - WORK ETHICSThe Responsibility Behind Every JobHow Work Can Create Meaning, Values and the Future and Serve LifeWork is more than a profession, an income, or a daily obligation. Work is one of the fundamental forces through which human beings shape their world. Through work, knowledge, products, services, relationships, innovation, and new possibilities for the future are created. But every form of work also carries responsibility.WORK ETHICS explores the deeper meaning of work and raises a central question: How can work create not only economic value, but also serve people, society, nature, and the future of life This book connects ethical thinking with economic, social, scientific, and philosophical perspectives. It examines work as a process of creating value, but also as a human responsibility. It addresses dignity, fairness, respect, justice, sustainability, cooperation, and the consequences that our professional actions can have for other people and for the world around us.Good work is not simply about producing something efficiently. It is also about consciously asking what we create, why we create it, for whom we create it, and what consequences our work may have.Responsible work can create meaning, develop human abilities, connect people, and contribute positively to the future. At the same time, work ethics challenges us to question exploitation, deception, unnecessary harm, injustice, and irresponsible behavior.This book invites us to rethink work: not merely as a means of earning a living, but as an opportunity to create value, accept responsibility, and serve life.Because behind every job there is a human being. Behind every decision there are consequences. And behind every created value lies the question of its ethical meaning.WORK ETHICS is therefore a call for a world of work in which economic success and human responsibility are not seen as opposites, but as principles that belong together. …