ETHICS IN NIGERIA PUBLIC SECTOR: THE HR PRACTITIONERS’ PERSPECTIVES

Journal Title: European Journal of Business and Social Sciences - Year 2013, Vol 2, Issue 8

Abstract

Ethics standards and practices in Nigeria public sector would continue to engage the front burner of discourse in Nigeria for as long as service delivery is synonymous with economic stagnation, weak institutions and endemic corruption. The study was conducted using government agencies and parastatals based in Lagos, Nigeria selected through proportionate stratified sampling technique; standardized measures were adapted and administered on the sample. Apart from the human resource department not being part of ethics infrastructure, the analysis of data also showed that there is no promotion of ethics in the Nigeria public sector. The implications of the findings were discussed.

Authors and Affiliations

FRANCIS C. ANYIM Ph. D| FCIPM., FNIM., FABS, FCAI Department of Industrial Relations and Personnel Management, Faculty of Business Administration University of Lagos, Nigeria E-mail: chucksanyim2004@yahoo.com Phone No.: +234 8033468317, NDUBUISI M. UFODIAMA| Department of Industrial Relations and Personnel Management, Faculty of Business Administration University of Lagos, Nigeria E-mail: ndufody@yahoo.com Phone No.: +234 8034265464, OLASUNMBO AYANFEOLUWA OLUSANYA| Department of Industrial Relations & Personnel Management Faculty of Business Administration University of Lagos, Nigeria E-mail: sunmboolusanya@yahoo.com Phone No: +234 8037188153

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FRANCIS C. ANYIM Ph. D, NDUBUISI M. UFODIAMA, OLASUNMBO AYANFEOLUWA OLUSANYA (2013). ETHICS IN NIGERIA PUBLIC SECTOR: THE HR PRACTITIONERS’ PERSPECTIVES. European Journal of Business and Social Sciences, 2(8), 132-143. https://www.europub.co.uk/articles/-A-10322