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    Management situation: ethical dilemma

    You are to place yourself in the role as the sales manager at a European company that makes sleepwear products for children. Company personnel have discovered that the chemicals used to flameproof the companyâ??s line of childrenâ??s pajamas might cause cancer if absorbed through the skin. After this discovery, the pajamas are

    Ethical issue for electronic monitoring of truck drivers on the road

    Many owners of trucking companies use electronic communications equipment to monitor their drivers on the road. They say that the devices allow them to remain competitive and to serve their customers better by delivering shipments of vital materials exactly when their customers need them. They also point out that the equipment c

    Positive & Normative Economics and Market Efficiency Evolution

    1) What is the difference between positive and normative economics? Which is more prevalent in today's economies? Why? What role, if any, do ethics play in positive economics? What role do ethics play in normative economics? 2) Can market efficiency evolve on its own without government intervention? Why or why not? What rol

    Understand and interpret unhealthy conflicts in teams

    Understand and interpret unhealthy conflicts in teams. Look up and define. -- Competion over power and resources. -- Conflict between individuals and group goals. -- Faulty communications -- May have confliction answers and not decide cohesively. -- Won't talk about past problems. -- Will not communicate answer so they

    Code of Conduct at ECG: Violating Ehical Standards

    Implementation of the code of conduct at ECG has been a success. Employees are engaged in the training sessions and have been carefully reviewing the detailed code of conduct available on the ECG intranet. Furthermore, you are regularly being consulted by various individuals regarding situations that represent or could potential

    ECG Code of Conduct: Awareness of importance of ethical behavior, value of code

    As a leader at ECG, one of your responsibilities is to help shape a culture of ethics at the organization. Address the following: Now that the code of conduct for ECG is finalized, your next step on behalf of the Ethics Review Committee and in your role as compliance officer is to draft an e-mail to ECG leaders and manag

    need guidance with ethical perspective paper

    Need guidance with ethical perspective paper. I have to write about online business ethics and the unethical practices commonly used by businesses and websites that exist in the internet. I also need to write about the ethical actions that should be done about them by someone wanting to start an online business.

    ECG: Review ethical standards, relevant laws for comprehensive code of conduct

    During your first month at ECG, you convene a meeting of the Ethics Review Committee to review a client situation. The situation is straightforward: An ECG partner has not been diligent in fulfilling contractual obligations for a business strategy engagement, which requires timely response because the final presentation to the c

    Non-CPAs doing Tax Returns

    Explain economic issues that bring concern to pricing tax services under the new IRS testing and responsibilities law. Any ethical challenges facing hiring non-CPAs to perform services. What standards apply?

    Poor decision making can occur at any level. It affects employees at all levels, from the chief executive officer (CEO) down to the administrative assistant. There are five decision-making pitfalls: groupthink, escalation of commitment, Abilene paradox, group polarization, and unethical decision making. The Enron debacle is an excellent example of how poor decision making can prove disastrous. Tasks: Read Periodicals> ProQuest> "Guilty As Charged!; A verdict on Enron's top two executives...and on an entire era." Kim Clark, Marianne Lavelle. U.S. News & World Report. Washington: Jun 05, 2006. Vol. 140, Iss. 21; p. 44-45 Respond to the following questions: How is the Enron case an example of the way in which groupthink can lead to a disaster? Who acted unethically? How is the Enron case an example of the way in which unethical decision making can lead to a disaster? What was the unethical decision or behavior? What happened to the company and its stakeholders as a result? What happened to the CEO who made the unethical decision? Note: Be sure to document any information that is not common knowledge and that you took from secondary sources to answer the questions.

    Poor decision making can occur at any level. It affects employees at all levels, from the chief executive officer (CEO) down to the administrative assistant. There are five decision-making pitfalls: groupthink, escalation of commitment, Abilene paradox, group polarization, and unethical decision making. The Enron debacle is a

    Legal & Ethical Issues Within Workplace

    Take an in-depth look at a legal/ethical issue or situation relating to current, previous, or a potential future work environment(s) for the individual. Provide guidance utilizing the following points below, relating to a current/previous/or future work environment: - Evidence of understanding of the issue/situation in re

    Ethical & Legal Issues: Traits of a Health Care Manager

    1. What are the differences between ethical issues and legal issues? Describe a scenario in which an issue may be unethical, but legal. Describe a scenario in which an issue may be ethical, but illegal. Explain your choices. 2. Discuss the skills that are necessary for a leader or manager to make decisions and see that they are

    Dangerous Working Conditions - Choice or Coercion

    I need assistance with completing an essay discussing whether or not accepting a position with dangerous working conditions due to a desperate financial situation in which there are no other employment options is truly a free choice or coercion. The discussion should appeal to Kantian ethics and autonomy in defending the po

    Communication, Power, and Ethical Guidelines

    What actions you would take to address major communication issues in a situation. Explain how these actions would improve the effectiveness of communications during the negotiation. Explain how you would use any two sources of power that would be appropriate to move the negotiation to resolution. Explain the pr

    Case Study: 'Wal-Mart: But We Do Give Them a 10 Percent Employee Discount'

    See attached file. Read Case Study 22, 'Wal-Mart: But We Do Give Them a 10 Percent Employee Discount.' (Provided) Summarize the overall viewpoint of the author. Discuss ethical issues facing Wal-Mart dealing with, 'off-the-clock-work', sexual discrimination, health benefits, the role of unions, the use of undocumented workers

    Ethical Behavior in an Organization

    Provide a 1,050- to 1,750-word paper in which you address the following: • Discuss the importance of understanding ethical behavior in organizations. • Describe the different categories of antecedents in predicting unethical behavior. • Choose and defend which category is most important in our understanding of unethi

    Philosophy-Epistemology-Social Science

    Please assist me in completing the following (This project is connected to the Annotated Outline - Director in the behavioral management field of work): Select a field of professional endeavor in the social sciences with which you are familiar. You may select a field-for example, marketing, finance, operations, information s

    Capabilities of Microsoft Word 2010

    What are some capabilities of Microsoft Word 2010? How might you use them in a professional capacity? What are some of the ethical challenges surrounding the movie and music industries as they relate to the Internet? How has education affected the views about the practice of downloading or copying multimedia content in these