Category: Ethics

Table of Contents Introduction Carroll’s Pyramid Model of CSR Using Carroll’s model to explain my position on the topic Backing up my position using Carroll’s 4stages of CSR Conclusion List of References Introduction Perhaps everyone agrees that businesses perform several possible activities, when striving to achieve their primary aim of making profits. However, the point…

Ethics plays a fundamental role in business. In light of the recent ethical scandals, consumers are starting to pay attention to the ways, in which companies are behaving. Businesses and organizations that do not pursue ethical principles in their relations with markets and customers will have fewer chances to outperform their competitors than the companies,…

Table of Contents Introduction Activities of Business Ethics Conclusion Introduction Ethics can be described as the standards that govern decent and acceptable behavior. Business ethics is a kind of specialized or applied ethics, which assesses ethical standards and moral issues that emerge in a business setting. Business ethics relates to all facets of business and…

Table of Contents Introduction Moral and responsible behaviors of Starbucks Effects of the morally conscious decisions Critical review of Starbucks’ policies Conclusion References Introduction Starbucks is an international coffee company that is present in 62 countries around the world including America, Mexico, China, Germany, and the United Kingdom (Bussing-Burks, 2009). It has stores in different…

Table of Contents Introduction Participants Involved Factors to Consider Before Making a Decision Alternatives Consequences Involved Conclusion References Introduction People are usually faced with difficult situations that require critical thinking before any action is taken. Sometimes human beings develop various reasons to justify their actions in order to suit various situations. However, people do not…

Table of Contents Introduction Article 1 Article 2 References Introduction Ethics refers to the “conscious reflection on our moral beliefs and attitudes through the use of normative ethical theories and principles” (Ferrell and Fraedrich, 2011, p. 11). Ethical principles describe the generally accepted human obligations and the normative ethical systems. In the context of business,…

Code of ethics can be defined as guidelines which are established to help people in an organization behave in a manner that is acceptable. It is very significant in decision making process as it helps in deciding between right and wrong (Shaikh, 2006). A lot of organizations are governed by a code of ethics and…

Table of Contents Memo Facts Issues Legal Issue Analysis Recommendations Works Cited Memo TO: Henry Carpenter, ABC, Inc. Manager FROM: Clare Cook, XYZ, Inc. company representative DATE: October 1, 2010 SUBJECT: Offering Material Assistance. Having informed me in confidence about your son’s requirements to work on a project at school and your financial position, I…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Code of Conduct The Ethics Training Plan A Monitoring and Evaluation System A Plan to Review and Improve the Ethics Program over Time Conclusion Reference List Abstract This paper will formulate an ethics program suitable for a small organization of 15 to 20 employees. The ethics program will include; the…

Table of Contents Company Overview and Benchmarking Ethical Challenges and Codes of Conduct How FSGO Influences the Ethics Program Challenges in Adoption and Enforcement of the Code of Conduct Relevance of the Code of Conduct References Company Overview and Benchmarking Quick 2 Serve is a company that operates within the hospitality industry, and specializes in…