Category: Ethics

Leaders who exhibit and encourage normatively suitable conduct through personal acts and interpersonal relations engage in ethical leadership. In simple terms, ethical leadership is appointing individuals to positions of authority who will promote and model proper, ethical behavior in their actions and relationships with coworkers. According to Shafique, Kalyar & Ahmad (2018), ethical leadership requires…

Ethics audit is an external, independent assessment of a company’s ethics management system. The procedure is necessary for companies that want to build the most conscientious and sustainable business, avoid risks associated with unethical or illegal behavior, and systematically test the quality of their existing ethics management system. Ethical audits are conducted in areas that…

Table of Contents Background Kantian Ethics Virtue Ethics Utilitarianism Workplace Benefits Reference Background Ethical dilemmas constantly occur in organizations and workplaces regardless of the industry and the size of an organization. They may differ significantly in terms of values, which are in conflict, or parties, which are at stake. Therefore, it may be essential to…

Table of Contents Introduction Business Ethics in PR Industry Burson-Marsteller and Kantian Theory Burson-Marsteller and Utilitarian Theory Conclusion References Introduction It is important to note that ethics and adherence to ethical conduct are cornerstones of business ethics. The case is centered around Burson-Marsteller (B-M), which is a public relations (PR) company known today as Burson…

To raise awareness of ethics in the workplace, Cisco has developed the Ethics Idol program. Because managers have spent a lot of time creating such a system, it can already make employees think that ethics issues are not the least in the company. In addition, this fact can raise the level of mutual respect between…

Table of Contents Introduction Target marketing of ethnic groups is exploitative Target marketing of ethnic groups makes business sense Conclusion Bibliography Introduction Target marketing is a practice that is resorted to by many organizations in the world today. This is the case with privately owned corporations as well as government and not for profit organizations…

The scale of the ethical dilemma raised by Merck’s management and scientists is defined by two outcomes. The pharmaceutical company could either have invested money in an entirely economically unsound project, showing goodwill and corporate responsibility for the eighteen million patients from poor regions suffering from onchocerciasis. On the other hand, the company could have…

Business ethics is one of the essential components of working in a business environment. Due to its principles, ethical problems and moral issues that arise during work between people can be considered and resolved. Moreover, ethical value systems also support business performance (Ferrell et al., 2019). This course’s study has greatly influenced my perception of…

Ethics and morality are philosophical concepts that are understood differently by different people. There are some rules in the society that are aimed to be the norms of the behavior. Business is the same world where norms of behavior also exist. The ethical code of behavior states some issues, according to which the participants of…

Introduction Transformational and transactional leaders can have a positive impact on corporate culture. Employee satisfaction is sought by transactional leaders through bargaining, or “bartering,” for desired behaviors. Transformational leaders inspire others by instilling a sense of purpose, encouraging new thinking, and improving and creating learning opportunities. Through a shared vision and similar learning experience, transformational…