Category: Ethics

Table of Contents Abstract Ethical Issues and Future Trends References Abstract This essay analyzes two recent news stories wherein the issue of standard business communication consent forms has proved controversial. Legal action resulted when plaintiffs found that their DNA had been used and stored for purposes beyond the scope of the consent form and for…

Ethical Issues in Business: Antitrust Laws and Mergers Bristol Myers Squibb faces similar problems represented in the first example because of its attempt to avert generic competition to represent their new anti-depressant and anti-cancer drugs to the market. Along with its major blockbuster, drug Plavix, the company has experienced $ 7 billion revenues (Mody, 2012).…

Table of Contents Introduction The Ten Elements in an Ethical Organization Entrepreneurial Elements in an Ethical Organization The Personal Attributes of Employees in an Ethical Organization Conclusion Reference List Introduction Ethics is a field of knowledge that deals with morality as it examines human behaviour and conduct. As a field of knowledge, ethics is important…

Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion References Introduction Ethical guidelines are essential in an organization, in an industry and the community as a whole. They control the behavior of the workers and the way in which activities are performed in a corporation. The guidelines are employed in a corporation in order to ensure that the…

Table of Contents Introduction Ethical guidelines Code of conduct Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Expert consulting group (ECG) is a consulting company majoring in the field of information technology services. Due to the rapid growth in information technology, the expert consulting company plans to expand its business operation through the initial public offer (IPO) of its…

A non profit institution can simply be defined as an organization that is not after making money but after improving the quality of the human life. Obviously, to achieve this, these organizations have to spend money which has been donated. That has brought some series of challenges that would not have otherwise been present, in…

Table of Contents Introduction Ethical Dilemma in the Case Ethical Theories Relevant to the Case Divine Command Theory Altruism Theory Consequentialism Conclusion References Introduction Ethical environment of business simply refers to the fundamental principles that businesses should adhere to in the course of their daily operations, in order to successfully achieve their business objectives in…

Culture affects the way people determine their ethical norms and moral values. Similarly, culture also influences laws that govern a particular community in terms of regulating behavior and appropriate modes of interaction. Essentially, culture describes the way of life for a specific group of people (Hill & Rapp, 2014). Therefore, different cultures identify with various…

Table of Contents The significance of ethics to marketing of luxury brands Conclusion References Ethics is a philosophical concept that describes what is good or evil with reference to ascribed standards of action (Mackenzie, 2008). Being ethical is perceived differently by different people. For some people, it means great concern for the environment while for…

Today, both employees and employers should adhere to legal statutes and common law that reveal specific rights and obligations of the parties concerned. Because employers and employees are bound by an employment agreement, they should learn certain rules, rights, and obligations that they have to observe and respect (August, 2004). In particular, employers should provide…