According to writers, a change in our laws to create a new duty to rescue might change the way people think, heightening their awareness of one another as members of a community, and leading them to be more responsive to one another. Do you think the law can have such power?
I would like you opinion on this: Is it ever acceptable to tell a lie in the workplace? Does a "lie" in the workplace increase or decrease Enterprise Risk? Do you feel that it is acceptable to withhold the truth to protect a fellow employee's feelings? And what about: If your boss asks you if you are looking for ano
Faced with an ethical dilemma, What is the most challenging part of making ethical decisions and what can you do to make your decisions more ethical?
Describe a situation in which you, as a member of a group, strongly disagreed with the actions of the group based on ethical grounds. Did you feel free to voice your opinion, or did you feel pressure to conform to the group? Explain whether or not you expressed your thoughts to the group, and what happened afterwards.
Why ethical perspective tends to revolve around obligation. Examples and reference please.
What does it mean to be objective? I also need a reference.
As you and the guests arise from your tables, you are startled when your cellular phone begins vibrating with an incoming call. You excuse yourself and step into a quiet alcove in the hallway to take the call. You discover that your President/CEO has been arrested and charged with driving under the influence, possession of a con
Can you give my your thoughts on this question? You are the HR Manager of the corporation. The CEO contacts you and tells you that Joe (the CIO) is getting along in years and maybe it is about time he retires. He asks you to work up some attractive retirement/pension estimates for him. How would you respond and why?
Please help so that I can complete the following assignment: Leadership style often determines whether or not a manager is going to eventually get into ethically questionable situations or in situations of ethical violation. Hypothesis: In other words, leaders with certain kinds of leadership styles are more likely than
Http://www.audiocasefiles.com/cases/detail/case/9997/ Automotive Gold, Inc. v. Volkswage of America, Inc. In this analysis please answer the following from a legal rights and ethical duties standpoint: please read the case located at the above URL or identify a similiar situation addressing legal vs ethical issues from anoth
Do organizations have an ethical obligation to guarantee their members' job security? Why? What are the negative domestic aspects of an organization entering the global marketplace? How should an organization balance its domestic responsibilities with its desire to expand its market through globalization or reduce costs through
Regarding Ethics in an Academic Environment, please discuss the Student Codes of Conduct.
3-4 paragraphs, summarize the example and explain how the organization's corrupted leader(s) fits in the "Power Corruption Cycle." The Power Corruption Cycle You have been asked to teach ethics to a group of managers. In one part of this course you will be discussing the "Power Corruption Cycle". Use the Library to find
Discussion Question 1 As an employee of a leading Fortune 500 company, you observe behavior on the part of your senior manager that would prove harmful to both stockholders and the public. You discuss it with a friend who argues that if you report it, you will be the one hurt. "The bosses never get punished" and "you'll b
What seems to be the basis of the issue? What ethical change, deficiency, or conflict brought it about? Please see the attached file.
The Hon. Justice Potter Stewart once wrote: "There is a big difference between what we have the right to do and what is right." Give four examples of possible DWI business situations which would illustrate this principle and explain. Legal Right vs. Ethical Obligation The Hon. Justice Potter Stewart once wrote: "Ther
On June 1, 2000, a CPA obtained a $100,000 personal loan from a financial institution client for whom the CPA provided compilation services. The loan was fully secured and considered material to the CPA's net worth. The CPA paid the loan in full on December 31, 2000. On April 3, 2001, the client asked the CPA to audit the cli
Good day - For the attached case study...I need a proposed solution. I have the rest of the assignment but and struggling with this part. I need an idea to build on. If I could get help with a proposed solution. I'm looking for about 400 words, that would provide a good foundation to grow on.
How might an organization use its culture to increase the probability of ethical behavior and decrease the probability of unethical behavior by its managers and employees?
I am working on a report on delegation. I need 5 examples and explanations of ethical issues that are inherent in delegation.
Details: Privacy has become a major challenge and concern, especially in business. Identify the significance and value of privacy and discuss some challenges to privacy using a minimum of two credible sources in APA format. Please submit your assignment. Objective: Describe basic ethical issues facing today's society. Expl
Details: Discuss the following theories/concepts: Utilitarianism, Rights and Justice, The Market System, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Kantianism, Egalitarian Theory, Libertarianism, and Virtue Ethics. Summarize and analyze these theories/concepts. Objective: Describe basic ethical issues facing today's society. Explain the preva
Employee Handbook What legal considerations should be made as you design your performance evaluation section? What ethical consideration should be included in your determination as to the design of the performance section?
Use personal gain as one of three criteria to determine whether an action or behavior is unethical. Please come up with an example and describe why action is unethical and describe why personal gain is unethical.
Read the case study concerning Joelle. Discuss the different ethical principles which can be applied in handling this situation. Which would you use and why? Please see attachment.
In a case decided by the U.S. Court of Appeals or the 8th Circuit, Crone v. United Parcel Service, Inc. (UPS) (Note: If the above link does not take you to the specific case information than copy and paste the URL into the address bar of your browser. (caselaw.findlaw.com/data2/circs/8th/013595P.pdf) a UPS dispatcher was denied
1.What ethical issues could be encountered when collecting research data? 2 What issues could be present when collecting data in foreign countries? 3 How has the Internet and technology changed data collection opportunities? 4.What are the advantages and of primary disadvantages and secondary data?
Pretend for a minute that your Carl Kaufmann of Du Pont. Assume that federal health investigators are pursing a report that one of your manufacuting plants has a higher-than average incidence of cancer among its of cancer among its employees. The plant happense to keep excellant medical records on all its employees, streching b
Imagine that you are on a spelunking expedition. You have entered a cave and traveled deeper into the caverns for several hours. The group has entered a small room with only one entrance, the one used to enter the cavern. The entire group except for the leader has entered. As the leader crawls through the entrance, a cave-in occ
"People who are obsessed with wealth accumulation, greed, power, status, and other selfish interests often push ethical principles aside in their quest for self-gain."