This document provides an ethics midterm review covering several key concepts:
1) It defines the workplace as the place where work is done and outlines some unethical employer practices like paying below minimum wage and tax evasion.
2) Moral responsibility is discussed as the ability to do right or wrong actions and be accountable, while professionalism focuses on rules over outcomes.
3) Major ethical theories - deontology, utilitarianism, and virtue ethics - are introduced along with the legislative department and concepts of rights and law.
4) Unethical employer practices like sexual harassment and bribery are highlighted.
This document provides an ethics midterm review covering several key concepts:
1) It defines the workplace as the place where work is done and outlines some unethical employer practices like paying below minimum wage and tax evasion.
2) Moral responsibility is discussed as the ability to do right or wrong actions and be accountable, while professionalism focuses on rules over outcomes.
3) Major ethical theories - deontology, utilitarianism, and virtue ethics - are introduced along with the legislative department and concepts of rights and law.
4) Unethical employer practices like sexual harassment and bribery are highlighted.
This document provides an ethics midterm review covering several key concepts:
1) It defines the workplace as the place where work is done and outlines some unethical employer practices like paying below minimum wage and tax evasion.
2) Moral responsibility is discussed as the ability to do right or wrong actions and be accountable, while professionalism focuses on rules over outcomes.
3) Major ethical theories - deontology, utilitarianism, and virtue ethics - are introduced along with the legislative department and concepts of rights and law.
4) Unethical employer practices like sexual harassment and bribery are highlighted.
This document provides an ethics midterm review covering several key concepts:
1) It defines the workplace as the place where work is done and outlines some unethical employer practices like paying below minimum wage and tax evasion.
2) Moral responsibility is discussed as the ability to do right or wrong actions and be accountable, while professionalism focuses on rules over outcomes.
3) Major ethical theories - deontology, utilitarianism, and virtue ethics - are introduced along with the legislative department and concepts of rights and law.
4) Unethical employer practices like sexual harassment and bribery are highlighted.
WORKPLACE less than the minimum wage. This is known - Place of the work or to the place where as underpayment. work is done ● Tax evasion MORAL - an illegal activity in which a person or - Is concerned with the principles of right and entity deliberately avoids paying a true tax wrong behavior and the goodness or liability. badness of human character ● Resisting and Interfering with trade unions - A person's standards of behavior or beliefs - While unions have a tremendous amount concerning what is acceptable and what is of freedom to solicit employees, make not acceptable for them to do promises and “organize,” employers are RESPONSIBILITY much more restricted. The acronym TIPS - The state or fact of having a duty to deal can help remind employers not to: with something or be accountable over Threaten someone/something Interrogate - The opportunity or ability to act Promise independently and make decisions without Surveillance/Spying authorization. MORAL RESPONSIBILITY - It talks about a person that is able to do morally right or wrong action and "accountable" for his/her moral actions. PROFESSIONALISM - ETHICS 101 Midterm Examinations DEONTOLOGY Pointers: - Rules over outcome -Workplace - Deon = Duty -Moral and Responsibility Defition (Group - Rule based 6 report) UTILITARIANISM -Professionalism - Classical -Deontology, Utilitarianism, Virtue Ethics - Greatest good for greatest number of -Legislative Department people -Rights and Law RIGHTS -UNETHICAL PRACTICES ON THE - Based on rights PART OF EMPLOYERS (Group 5 report, - Society are protected and given the highest from page 10-16) priority LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT - RIGHTS AND LAW - UNETHICAL PRACTICES ON THE PART OF EMPLOYERS ● Sexual harassment - occurs when an individual engages in unwanted behavior of a sexual nature. ● Bribery - when a person pays an official to make a decision in his favor.