What is an exampel of a ethical dilemma that deals with global business? Can you describe the ethical issues that became evident in the situation as a result of globalization? What are the ethical perceptions across cultures in regards to the ethical situation? What are the risks associated?
List two managerial traits that you feel are important to effective management. Do these traits directly or indirectly affect the ethical culture of an organization?
Based on the attached document I need help with the below part: Current Ethical Issue in Business Research an article on an issue that deals with business ethics from a newspaper, magazine, journal, TV, or the Internet. Briefly summarize the issue in a 1050 to 1400-word paper in which you identify the ground rules manife
Based on the following article, describe the basis of the issue from an Ethics standpoint. The article is about Bernard Madoff and his Ponzi Scheme. http://money.cnn.com/2009/04/24/news/newsmakers/madoff.fortune/index.htm
I have to create a company. I came up with ABC Transportation Inc. A. Can you describe a current moral issue that would be faced by the organization. I have to present a code of ethics that consist of the following: Does a formal code exist What topics are included in the code of ethics How is the code distributed Ho
Two Business Ethics questions. 1. What makes an ethical decision or issue ethical? How would you explain the differences between ethical/nonethical and ethical/unethical? What ethical issues or dilemmas have you experienced in the workplace? 2. Do professionals such as accountants and lawyers have duties and obligati
Prepare a response in which you analyze the following scenario: The Miami school district has announced that because of unexpected increases in enrollment, 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, man
1. 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? 2. When an organization decides to downsize, what ethical issues should a manager consider? How would you handle a situation when your ethical principle
Using the Internet, or other resources, locate a current event article that relates to government regulations or antitrust activities. Prepare a paper in which you analyze the economic and ethical implications of the event. Points to consider include: market outcome, political impact on economic behavior, social diversity, techn
1. What makes an ethical decision or issue ethical? How would you explain the differences between ethical/nonethical and ethical/unethical? What ethical issues or dilemmas have you experienced in the workplace? 2. Do professionals such as accountants and lawyers have duties and obligations that other people do not? From
What are three ethical issues within today's business environment that affect your community and organization.
Provide a code of ethics for an organization from your choice, let say (Bank of America)or anyone you like, This code of ethics will be used as the basis for the System of Inquiry assignment. b. Develop a system of inquiry to be used in evaluating decision-making, problem solving, and behavior in a business setting. This mode
Prepare a paper on personal values development examining your personal values, ground rules, and/or ethics development. Focus on the developmental aspect rather than on a particular position on any issue. Define what your values are, the sources (people, institutions, events, etc.) that helped shape your values, and the cr
Case Study examine: "Nike: The Sweatshop Debate" at the end of Part 2 address the following issues: a) Describe the legal, cultural, and ethical challenges that confront Nike b) Determine the various roles that host governments played in this particular operation. c) Summarize the challenges facing the Nike manager
There are lot of activist groups digging into the unethical behavior of companies like Wal-Mart, Starbucks, Nike which they purchase their goods/products oversea from factories using child labor, factory where safety was concern etc... I do know that they do have their ethical code of conduct and they do use independent auditor
The ethical improprieties we hear about are usually those ones that happen on the largest scale, but there are unethical decisions made daily in small businesses everyday. That kind of brings us back full circle to how do we instill ethics on all levels? Is it education, legislation, punishment, or reward? Ethics in business,
Please explain which domains of ethical assessment seem more important than others and why. The four domains of ethical assessment: 1. Action 2. Consequences 3. Character 4. Motive.
"Be careful that our ethical perspectives do not become moral judgments which could cloud our thinking." One important element my manager always points out in heated situations is to remember to take our emotions out of the equation and stick to the facts. One example involved a tiff between two grown women in the ladies r
If the majority of companies strive to conduct their business ethically, why is there a need to create laws? How are ethics different from the law? How are ethics and the law the same? Support your answer with real-world examples.
It's great that you have set your own personal ethical standards higher than the company, because it helps you become more efficient and effective in all you do at work with helping others. And when a group is used to a leader who spoke up for them in the past, I can see where they may leave or get frustrated. Explain
You are quitting a job to take another better paying position elsewhere. The owners have hired an individual to replace you. It has come to your attention that this individual has been fired from her last job at the bank for embezzling $20,000. She has paid it back and is now on probation (you have all of the documentation to
Please see attachment. 400 to 430 word count . Addressing International Legal and Ethical Issues Simulation a. Using the link provided on the rEsource page, access and complete the Addressing International Legal and Ethical Issues simulation. b. Prepare a 1,050-1,750-word APA formatted paper addressing e
Under the ethical issues I find it interesting that you mention the ability to unsubscribe to spam mail. As a company, we have been using an application in our email to filter out spam and it sends it to a holding area for us to review for any possible real email. It makes me wonder how involved some of these software programs a
I would really appreciate any help that you could give me with the questions for this case study. Case # 1 - The Energy Cooperative is a non-profit organization (501C3) dedicated to: 1) Providing education to the public regarding energy information, new technology updates, monitoring viable new start-up energy com
Define and describe the principles of ethical leadership. Which do you think are the most important (respect, service, justice, honesty, and community)? Why?
How have your ethical perspectives changed since you have finished your educational program?
1) Why would an organization be interested in developing longer-term relationships with selected suppliers? Why would a supplier be interested? What sort of activities can you conduct or encourage to foster long-term relationships? How can an organization further develop its suppliers? 2) What are the risks associated with u
Is spyware ethical? Why or why not?
I am a student of the Chartered Institute of Taxation and have been trying to complete my exams. The syllabus changed this year and for the Law and Ethics exam, this has to be completed on a computer and the questions are multiple choice. There are a couple of problems with this that I do not feel multiple choice to be a g
Some DWI employees have opposed proposed changes in FCC regulations that will allow for more mergers overall in the print media and TV industry, permitting consolidation of up to 45% control in a geographic market prior to the FCC prohibiting further consolidation of media assets. The Editor of Consumer Reports magazine has rece