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Johnson Controls among 2009 "World's Most Ethical Companies" |
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Wednesday, 29 April 2009 |
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Johnson
Controls announced it has been named for the third consecutive year as one
of the World's Most Ethical Companies by the Ethisphere Institute, dedicated to the
creation, advancement and sharing of best practices in business ethics,
corporate social responsibility, anti-corruption and sustainability. The
Institute said it was recognizing the company "for going beyond legal
minimums, introducing innovative ideas to benefit the public, and forcing its
competitors to follow suit by consistently raising the bar for what it takes to
be an ethical leader."
"Johnson Controls is honoured to be named one of
the World's Most Ethical Companies, recognizing our commitment to ethics
throughout our corporation globally," said Jerry Okarma, vice president,
secretary and general counsel. "Our leadership is dedicated to
communicating the importance of ethics as a critical part of running the
company, and our employees strive to maintain the high standards we have set
for ourselves."
"Johnson Controls has
proven to be one of the world leaders in upholding high ethical standards,
making it a true standout in its industry, especially as unethical business
actions and decisions grab headlines each day," said Alex Brigham,
executive director of the Ethisphere Institute.
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