A corporate "code of ethics" includes the standards defined by the corporation to provide behavioral expectations in specific situations. Discuss the major components of the Komen Breast Cancer Foundation (refer to http://www.komenmd.org/atf/cf/%7BBF296F35-9F08-47A1-B084-F1931636646D%7D/Conflict%20of%20Interest%20Acknowledgement
I am conducting a research paper on the Nestle's baby formula. I have to have 5 pages paper on the case involving both ethical and legal circumstances. I need to discuss the issue presented by the situation as well as argue why or why not the response was appropriate, ethical or legal. What might the company have done better a
Respond to following statements: a corporation is a legal construct with an identity separate and apart from its owner(s). The primary legal advantage to converting one's business from an unincorporated enterprise to the corporate form is the ability to avoid personal liability for the business's financial obligations. Since th
Are some products too dangerous to be marketed under any circumstances? What regulations, if any, would you place on marketing cigarettes, guns, or prescription drugs
Role of Ethics in Organizational Governance.
In three hundred words and reference required, discuss the following. Davis provides two distinct theories of morally justified whistle-blowing. Which theory do you find more convincing? Why? Appeal to moral theories to support your position.
Simpson Brothers Manufacturing Company has been using a traditional overhead allocation method to allocate costs to products since the company began. Although operations have been running fairly smoothly, the owners have been wondering if they should investigate a new method known as ABC costing. Some of the company's products a
1.John Harrison is the owner of Harrison Enterprises, Inc., a small metal fabrication shop located in Poughkeepsie, New York. Andrew Jameson, an employee of Harrison Enterprises, has approached John with a request. Andrew is the proud parent of a newborn son, and he would like to take the next two (2) weeks off from work in or
1. List and discuss the decision-making steps in the ethical cycle from a global perspective. 2. Consider your current or previous place of work and complete a short evaluation of the corporate culture. What conclusions can you draw? 3. How do decisions made during the ethical cycle affect corporate culture? 4. What are
I attached project 7 infomation. Unit IV Outline The Code of Ethics and Evaluation Paper is a significant project for this course. To stay on track, this assignment asks you to create an outline. Please review the Course Project in Unit VII, titled Code of Ethics and Evaluation Paper. An outline is a great way to organize t
Assignment 2: Discussion—Ethics and IPR IPR protect drug companies from others making their products without the expense of investing in research and development. IPR also enable drug companies to recoup research and development (R&D) costs by charging more for a drug than the marginal cost of producing it. One result of
Respond to the following question: How do unethical accounting practices affect internal and external stakeholders? Cite at least one regulation to present the legal perspective. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act contains ten titles or sections. Summarize the major reform principles of any three titles. Select one maj
Define agenda setting and explain the ethical communication issues associated with this practice in 350 words using four references.
List three of the Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics and explain their importance in ethical communication.
Review the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC)( http://www.iabc.com/about/code.htm ) and the Institute of Management Consultants (IMC)( http://www.imcusa.org/?page=ETHICSCODE) code of ethics. Explain what particular aspect of the codes addresses ethical responsibilities to stakeholders such as employee
1. Why is it important to study ethics in business, and what is the foundation and history of business ethics and theory? 2. Why were the three ethical examinations established in business ethics? Give examples of them. 3. What are the deontological and teleological frameworks of business ethics? Give examples of them in
Political Campaign Lies http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/politics/political-ad-tracker/video/848417/mitt-romney-apology-tour Use the link above. Describe the ad very briefly. Identify the ethical issue that you notice in this ad and then discuss why this is ethical (or not).
Review http://www.iabc.com/about/code.htm and http://www.imcusa.org/?page=ETHICSCODE Discuss how the codes apply the particular aspect of the codes addresses ethical responsibilities to stakeholders such as employees, clients, or the public? formulate into a 400 word essay and use 5 credible sources
•Is a Political candidate's alcoholism fair game for campaign use? •Is it ethical to develop ads about the sexual orientation of the family members of Political candidates?
Select a recent case of how one organization communicated with the public about an important issue and respond to the following: Using the Ray Rice incident, Explain if the communication from the NFL and Baltimore Ravens was or was not handled in an ethical manner in 300 words. Why or why not?
Analyze the organizations that you may have engaged with and respond to the following: What type of ethical communication issues have you encountered within these organizations? Describe one ethical communication issue and how it was successfully or unsuccessfully resolved.
Conduct an Internet search of media codes and examine the codes of ethics of at least two media organizations such as the American Association of Political Consultants, the Radio and Television News Directors Association, the American Society of Newspaper Editors, or another relevant organization. •What codes of ethics mig
Review the article (Link below) and discuss media ethics http://www.poynter.org/how-tos/leadership-management/331433/women-in-journalism-need-space-to-work-and-work-that-reflects-them/ Analyze the contemporary media ethics case and discuss the writers objectivity. Also, discuss media code of ethics and if the principles a
After reading the attached, can you please help me answer the following questions? 1. How would the following environmental ethics evaluate this case? What recommendations would each make? Why? a. anthropocentric b. biocentric c. theocentric 2. What do you think should happen? Why?
After reading the attached, can you please help me answer the following questions? 1. What should be the elements of a zero-tolerance ethics policy? Are any of these elements missing at Siemens Global? 2. What leadership and followership ethics lessons do you take from this case?
1. Is there a common morality that peoples of all nations can share? Explain. 2. Which of the global codes best reflects these shared standards and values? Why? 3. If you were to create your own declaration of global ethics, what would you put in it? Why?
Scenario: Jill Jones is a bright 45-year-old woman who is the vice-president of sales in a mid-sized family owned Candy Corporation. She began her career at the company right out of high school, and over the years earned two college degrees while working her way up the organizational ladder. One day, Jill was stunned to l
Define utilitarianism. Discuss how utilitarianism might be applied to contemporary organizational communication. Give examples of the results of this application. Format into a one page document that complies with APA style of writing.
Discuss the ethical implications of self-disclosure in an interpersonal communication setting. Next, discuss the ethical implications of self-disclosure in a journalistic setting. Are the implications and results the same? Why or why not?
1. Which of the following explains the term "satisficing?" Answer Striving to select only the best alternative Following simplified decision rules Selecting the alternative simply because it is the easy way out Selecting the alternative that meets minimum decision criteria 2. Which of the following is a