The Perception of Employees on Evilness of Corruption: An Empirical Study
Lead author · Corresponding
N. Meenakshisundaram
Assistant Professor at Government Law College, Salem, Tamil Nadu, India
Abstract
Corruption in a country's political and economic processes harms the entire community. The primary purpose of the study is to estimate the perception of employees on evilness of corruption at workplace. The outcome shows the evilness of corruption has been divided into two dominant factors namely Morality and Insensitivity Factor and Rights and Confidence Factor. Very young employees and moderate adult employees feel more corruption at workplace compare to young and much matured employees. Employees with moderate work experience feels higher corruption at workplace and those with higher work experience feels lower corruption at workplace.
Keywords
Corruption
Good Governance
workplace irregularities
Insensitivity on Corruption
Transparency