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    The document discusses three ethics cases: 1) A case where an officer disobeyed an informal order and should have formally expressed his concerns through proper channels. 2) A case where an employee was given unspent funds that should be returned, as keeping the money would be akin to stealing. 3) A case where a man promised to attend one school but was offered more money elsewhere; he should keep his word and attend the first school, otherwise he would be known as a man without honor.

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    The document discusses three ethics cases: 1) A case where an officer disobeyed an informal order and should have formally expressed his concerns through proper channels. 2) A case where an employee was given unspent funds that should be returned, as keeping the money would be akin to stealing. 3) A case where a man promised to attend one school but was offered more money elsewhere; he should keep his word and attend the first school, otherwise he would be known as a man without honor.

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    The document discusses three ethics cases: 1) A case where an officer disobeyed an informal order and should have formally expressed his concerns through proper channels. 2) A case where an employee was given unspent funds that should be returned, as keeping the money would be akin to stealing. 3) A case where a man promised to attend one school but was offered more money elsewhere; he should keep his word and attend the first school, otherwise he would be known as a man without honor.

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    The document discusses three ethics cases: 1) A case where an officer disobeyed an informal order and should have formally expressed his concerns through proper channels. 2) A case where an employee was given unspent funds that should be returned, as keeping the money would be akin to stealing. 3) A case where a man promised to attend one school but was offered more money elsewhere; he should keep his word and attend the first school, otherwise he would be known as a man without honor.

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    Kyle Caas, BSHM 301-A

    Case 1. Disobeying an informal Order.

    My answer: for me what mario did was still wrong because we have a law for such things, first he should
    have done his duty and indicated his attitude to the officers so that they can make a solution to his
    complaint.

    Case 2. Returning unspent money.

    For me the money that is left should be returned by jerome, if it is not comfortable to use up the money,
    he should really return it because it is really wrong if he hides it, it will be compared to stealing. even
    though it's been a while, he should really return it because if he can't return it and he gets caught, it will
    cause problems in his job and there is a tendency for him to be fired from it.

    Case 3. Man of word or Man of Money?

    For me, what Jake should do is to stand by what he said at the Manila school, even though his current
    school has a bigger offer, but he has already promised that he will go to the Manila school, if he accepts
    the 90,000 that Jake was offered, he will man without a word.

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