Discuss the impact of employee motivation and those techniques to maximize employee contributions. Describe the basic approaches to human resources planning. A recent employee survey in your organization has shown a need for emphasizing ethics. Based on a couple of recent incidents employees are feeling less motivated whic
Assume the following role and describe a situation in which ethical considerations play an important part in guiding your decisions and actions: a. You are a student in an introductory accounting course. b. You are a manager with responsibility for several employees. c. You are an accounting professional preparing tax r
Logistics & Services Corporation is a mini-conglomerate made up of various diverse companies that have been collected, merged or acquired by purchase over the last 45 years of operation. The Corporation is headquartered in Texas and has over 150 offices in 30 countries and has been incporated in the state of Delaware. The pr
How does the principle of self-interested behavior and unethical behavior differ? I need about 150 words if possible.
What does conservatism mean in accounting? What are some of the ethical issues of selecting accounting principles for a company? Accountants apply the convention of conservatism when analyzing economic events and recording them. Do you believe accountants have been properly conservative in the past few years with financial st
1. what are some real-world examples of ethical and unethical leadership that you have encountered while working in the retail industry? Discuss a time when you have opposed unethical practices. 2. Many times conducting surveys can tell many important things about an organization or institution. In what way could you conclude
1. Identify and examine various legal, ethical, and managerial elements as they apply to employee monitoring. 2. Cite at least 2 references that describe these concerns and how they are being actively addressed.
Suppose you are the owner of a small jewelry store that sells new and antique jewelry. A customer leaves a family heirloom-an elaborate diamond ring-with you for cleaning and resetting. By mistake, a clerk in your store sells it to another customer. What would you do? If you were the buyer of the ring and had given it to your fi
As a CPA you are in charge of a small tax advisory firm providing services to individual taxpayers, a substantial group of whom is high-wealth. Your firm is experiencing new pressures from the changing marketplace. New, non-CPA market competitors and competition from do-it-yourself tax-preparation software packages have had a ne
The importance of ethics in business has long been identified as an essential component to success. Nevertheless, unethical behaviors such as prejudice and discrimination still occur in business. Common examples could include hiring and promoting based solely on gender, age, or physical disabilities. A more complicated type of p
I have some information on unethical business practices from Capital One Credit cards, can you help with more information and sites? See below and attachment: Capital One has been sued for unethical business practices for unethical promotional practices. Capital One was offering to give consumers one dollar of new credit
Explain how internal and external factors impact the four functions of management (planning, organizing, leading, and controlling). b. explain how the following factors impact the four functions of management. be sure to include specific examples for ethics. c. explain how managers can use delegation to manage the differ
1. What are some of the conditions of employment within any given organization? 2. What conditions of employment could be considered unethical if not complied with appropriately?
Analyze the following scenario: The Miami school district has announced that as a result of unexpected increases in enrollment, that school boundaries for the upcoming year will be redrawn. The school board has hired experts to redraw school boundaries to be submitted for next year. Under this plan, many students will not be ab
What are consequences of a certified public accountant or public accounting organization rendering an opinion based on unethical practices?
Evaluate the degree to which ethical issues of privacy and intellectual property are likely to intensify or resolve under the conditions in the new economy described by Argandona. Support your analysis with references to resources.
Can you help me get started with this assignment? Why should corporate culture and the potential of ethical and legal issues be of concern to a job candidate? Current employees? Managers? The community? Will different aspects of the corporate culture and potential ethical and legal issues be of more importance to the various
From your own experience, when do you feel like you are operating on the ethical frontier? What makes you think so?
Have you ever been exposed to an unethical use of power? If so, what type of power was involved? What are some examples of positive and negative politics in your workplace?
Sherman Company wishes to expand and has borrowed $100,000. As a condition for making this loan, the bank requires the store to maintain a current ratio of at least 1.50. Business has been good but not great. Expansion costs have brought the current ratio down to 1.40 at December 15. Sherman Moore, owner of the business is co
What is your opinion of Kohlberg's model? Is it accurate? Is it even a reasonable hypothesis?
Can you help me get started on this assignment? Look at the case study about Geletex and Jed's concerns about the office in Lima, Peru (DOWN BELOW). Look at the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and then discuss whether this situation would be a violation of FCPA. What do you think that Jed should do? APA format with
What is a business's obligation to build an ethical culture and balance its desire for profit with ethical responsibilities to employees, customers, society, and the environment?
When evaluating an organization, what political and ethical factors must be taken into account?
As you think about STP (segmentation, targeting, and positioning), what are some of the central ethical questions that emerge for you?
Two aircraft manufacturing companies - Boeing (U.S.) and European Airbus - are contemplating a mid-sized fuel-efficient generation of air carriers. If both companies produce their respective models, then each would lose $50 million (because the world market is just not large enough to enable both of them to capture potential sca
Class, this is an ethical issue and that is what you should be focusing on. Jack is facing several serious issues at BMI. By reading the case you should see some other ethical issues that are involved. What would you do if you where in this situation? The ethical issues involved in this case are fraud, misuse of company money
Read the case study concerning Joelle below. Discuss the different ethical principles which can be applied in handling this situation. Which would you use and why? Must be in APA format and review atleast three of these ethical principles: Egoism Utility Rights Duties Virtues Thanks In Advance Case Study: Joelle, a
Need enough information to compile an 350 - 500 word paper on how Carsdirect.com handles legal, ethical, and regulatory, confidentiality, and international issues.
Identify at least one ethical dilemma present in the professional asset management industry. Cite a specific example of a possible dilemma currently being experienced.