Deserving Jobs, Deserving Wages

In Jeffery Smith (ed.), Normative Theory and Business Ethics. Lanham, MD 20706, USA: pp. 119-146 (2009)
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This chapter applies recent work on desert to two sets of issues in business ethics. The first set of issues concerns who ought to be hired, fired, promoted, and demoted. Call these issues of “job justice.” The second set of issues concerns how much workers, including managers, ought to be paid. Call these issues of “wage justice.” I focus on job and wage justice because considerations of desert play an important, though sometimes tacit, role in discussions of these issues

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