Review the Scenario and the following addenda items: 1. The Director of ONS (your boss) owns 2,000 shares of Worldview stock and is on the procurement selection committee for the project. 2. Ralph, a network engineer on your project team, has a spouse who is employed by one of the potential vendors for this project. 3
Do you see your own ethical behavior consistent across settings (i.e. home, work, community, or religious)? How are they the same or different? What do you believe contributes to these differences (if any)?
Have you ever noticed a shift in your beliefs about what is ethical over your lifetime? If so, what/who had an influence on this? Note: The sources should be cited.
Do companies have to operate ethically to be financially stable? Please provide reference.
Briefly explain the five fundamental principles that can be used in ethical reasoning. Please provide reference.
Sarbanes Oxley has significantly influenced the public's perception of ethical behavior on the part of auditors and accountants. Let's say that you are a mid-level accountant for a publicly traded company. You're company has had a relatively poor year and are expected to disappoint the market with their earnings release.
Select an area of health care and human services. Answer the following question: Why are ethics and ethical leadership important in that field? What moral responsibilities would you have as a leader in that field? Develop a moral vision or "road map" that would guide you as a health care or human service leader that incorp
Describe an ethical dilemma a social worker might encounter. Does the NASW Code of Ethics address this dilemma? Does the NASW Code of Ethics adequately guide conduct in instances of this dilemma? If so, explain how. If not, explain how you would amend the NASW Code of Ethics to provide more guidance in this circumstance.
Please read the movie details and consider the relevant concepts from the course, such as privacy, security, access, protection, ethics, etc. Swordfish Demonstrate your understandings of these concepts by creating a project such as a paper. See attachment.
International Microcircuits, Inc. Megan Bedding, vice-president of sales for International Microcircuits, Inc. (IM), was delighted when IM was one of the few firms invited to enter a bid to supply a large industrial customer with their major product in a small foreign country. However, her top salesperson for that region had
Large discount stores and superstores can wield enormous power and impact on a local community. When a megaretailer like Wal-Mart enters a town, especially a smaller one, it often drives nearby small retailers out of business and sends downtown business districts into a nosedive. Wal- Mart has been the target of much critici
Retuning products after returned policy has expired. give an example and summarize it, determine the ethical/moral problems and principles involved, and develop alternative strategies and give a solution.
If you were a store manager and someone return a product back to the store after the return policy has expired what would you do. Let them return the item or make them keep it. Give details and solutions and analyze the situation.
At Abercrombie & Fitch how do internal and external factors of ethics impacts the four functions of management, Planning, Organizing, Leading and Controlling?
What is the difference between HR's legal and ethical responsibilities?
Ethics in an Academic Environment Paper grade inflation. Examining issues related to ethics in academic environment grade inflation. thesis statement, identify several supporting details, and develop a conclusion. Two main topics and two references.
I need help explaining the implications that plagiarism brings into the classroom for students, teachers, society... etc. Please cite references.
If an organization designs performance systems without considering behavioral issues, what outcomes could there be? Why is it important that the system designers consider these effects, shouldn't managers be responsible for dealing with their employees?
How would you explain to a new employee, the need for you company's code of ethics which is based on the Association of Information Technology Professionals' code of ethics? Summarize the issues covered in this code of ethics.
Evaluate the planning function of management within your selected organization. Address the following items in your paper: · Identify at least one legal, ethical, and social responsibility issue that impacts your selected organization. Analyze the impact that these factors have on management planning. · Anal
We've talked about people's behavior, particularly behavior that is self-destructive in some professional or personal way, and social scientists and psychologists offer myriad explanations (excuses?) for this ranging from environmental causes ( something else is responsible for my bad behavior) or genetic causes (someone else, m
1. Discuss autonomy as a basis for argument against employment at will. Do you favor at will employment? Present at least 3 reasons to back up your belief. 2. In spite of the existence of the present legal protection, right of contract and considerations of public policy, is there a need for a new law against unjust dismissal
System of inquiry in evaluating decision-making, problem solving and behavior in a business setting. Basic framework as well as a discussion on why, when, and whom it is used. I need to write a paper on system of inquiry to be used in evaluation decision-making, problem solving, and behavior in a business setting, This model
Rejuvenation, Inc. is a company that manufactures and sells parts and fixtures for older homes. Much of its success stems from its reputation as a company with high moral values and a strong commitment to people and the planet. It is an organization with a strong culture in support of the natural environment and social responsib
Describe beneficial effects to our system of law gained from the principle of stare decisis.
1. How does the society benefit from an economy built on free trade where both the labor and the buyer only seek personal gain? 2. Why is considering the law not enough for managers to make a decision? What other factors need to be considered? Give an example of a decision that would incorporate all of these factors. 3
A staff auditor has just returned from a continuing professional education workshop on current auditing standards. One of her managers has asked her to prepare a training session for the rest of the staff. In particular, he wants her to discuss the standard related to the client's ability to continue as a going concern. Requi
If your organization has an existing code of ethics, obtain a copy, and be prepared to discuss it in this week. If it does not use one from another organization. This code of ethics will be used as the basis for the System of Inquiry assignment. Develop a system of inquiry to be used in evaluating decision-making, problem s
NB: Some of the examples and research I use for this course comes from the work of Fons Trompenaars and Charles Hampden-Turner experts in the field of cultural management and have authored many books on understanding diversity in global business, including "Riding the Waves of Culture." And, a reference book I purchased on a tr
Greg Schwartz, an internal auditor for Ajax Products Company, is pursuing a graduate degree on a part-time basis. Greg and another graduate student, Linda Stephens, have been given an assignment to produce a database for an accounting information systems class. Greg's company has a site license for a relational database manageme