Category: Ethics

Table of Contents Customer Complaints Customer Relationships Through the Internet Sales Ethics References Customer Complaints All the customers’ complaints regarding the quality of service that is offered by sales staff should be taken very seriously. Firms need channels through which customers can send their complaints regarding the quality of service that is offered to them…

In the interview under consideration, Professor Freeman evaluates the idea of ethics and profits and the necessity to unite these two concepts all the time. The interviewer, Ali Moore, asks the most crucial questions in the business world: whether ethics and profits have to make together, whether it is possible to improve the current state…

Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Application to Practice Concluding Points References Introduction Ethical issues are encountered by all health care professionals and organizations in their everyday practice. Codes of ethics are a set of rules and norms of behavior regulating the external manifestation of the relationship between employees, providers and patients, their relatives, and other…

Good relationships at the workplace play an essential role in forming a positive environment for the employees, which includes communication between leaders and subordinates. An atmosphere of mutual trust and respect improves the employees’ perception of the work process, and it is also a vital component of efficiency. Yukl et al. (2013) state that, as…

In the contemporary business world, companies are constantly trying to advance their operations and achieve important goals and objectives. However, while being focused on their successes, organizations should not forget about people who have a direct influence on them – employees. In order to provide the best outcomes, professionals should feel respected, valued, and cared…

Table of Contents Introduction What Is Ethics in Technical Writing? Technical Writing Ethics: Importance Conclusion Reference list Introduction Ethical considerations in writings are of great importance as they determine the popularity of such writings and their significance to the society or the intended audience. In this regard therefore, writers should always be sensitive on what…

Table of Contents Introduction Overview of Ethics in Business Affirmative Action Arguments for Affirmative Action Arguments against Affirmative Action Works Cited Introduction The process of making an ethical decision in business often can be regarded as the problem of moral choice. In that sense, business ethics can be referred to as having moral standards as…

Table of Contents Introduction Main Text Conclusion References Introduction Business ethics still remains one of the most important areas in business practice influenced by internal and external factor, cultural and social changes. Real estate industry represents a diverse market in terms of human resources and services provided. One strong and persistent pull of foreign workers…

Vulnerabilities in ethical decision-making The area that I think I would be vulnerable in ethical decision-making is in the way profits are made in my business. I tend to believe that what matters is how much profit has been made from the business rather than how the profit itself has been made. This is a…

Known as a company’s acknowledgement of its impact on the society and the use of corresponding measures to reduce the negative effects of the above-mentioned impact, corporate social responsibility (SCR) includes four key elements, i.e., legal, economic, ethical and philanthropic ones (Osodo & Flaherty, 2014, p. 91). Since assessing the overall compliance of a specific…