In their own lives, do you think people who work for charities typically behave more ethically than people who work elsewhere, behave less ethically, or behave in much the same way?

In their own lives, do you think people who work for charities typically behave more ethically than people who work elsewhere, behave less ethically, or behave in much the same way? Published on 28 February 2018 → Survey conducted on 28 February 2018 on 4608 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

People who work for charities typically behave more ethically

14%

People who work for charities typically behave less ethically

People who work for charities typically behave in much the same way

55%

Don't know

25%

People who work for charities typically behave more ethically

14%

People who work for charities typically behave less ethically

People who work for charities typically behave in much the same way

55%

Don't know

25%

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