ETHICAL

DILEMMA
Presented By:
Shivani Kateliya
Karan Vaghela
Pratik Kanzariya
 What is Ethical Dilemma?

Sources of Ethical Behaviour

SUBTOPICS
Code of Personal Ethics

How to resolve Ethical

Dilemma?
 What is Ethical Dilemma?
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Ethical
Dilemma
An ethical dilemma is a complex situation where a person is faced
with a choice between two options, both of which have
significant moral consequences.

An ethical dilemma is a conflict between alternatives,

where choosing any of them will lead to compromise of
some ethical principle and lead to an ethical violation.
 Sources of
Ethical
Behaviour

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Sources of Ethical
Behaviour

Societal Laws
Personal Cultural Religious
and
Values Norms Beliefs
Regulations
Sources of Ethical Behaviour

Personal Values: These are the beliefs and principles that

individuals hold dear. They guide our actions and decisions.

Cultural Norms: These are the shared behaviors and beliefs

within a particular group or society. They shape how we perceive
right and wrong.

Religious Beliefs: Many religions provide specific ethical guidelines

and principles that followers are expected to uphold.

Societal Laws and Regulations: Legal systems establish a

framework for acceptable behavior within a society.
Code of Personal Ethics for Employee

A code of personal ethics is like a moral compass

that guides an individual's behavior in a
professional setting. It's a set of principles that
helps employees make ethical decisions at work.
Common elements of a code of ethics for
employees may include:
Honesty and Integrity: Being truthful and
maintaining high moral standards.
Respect for Others : Treating colleagues,
clients, and stakeholders with dignity and
consideration.
Code of Personal Ethics for Employee

Confidentiality : Safeguarding sensitive

information and respecting privacy.

Conflict of Interest: Avoiding situations

where personal interests might interfere
with professional duties.
How to Resolve Ethical Dilemmas

When confronted with an ethical dilemma,

consider using a systematic approach:
Identify the Dilemma: Clearly articulate the
problem and recognize the conflicting values
or interests at play.
Gather Information: Seek to understand all
relevant facts, perspectives, and
stakeholders involved.
Evaluate Options: Consider different
courses of action and weigh their potential
consequences, both positive and negative.
How to Resolve Ethical Dilemmas

When confronted with an ethical dilemma,

consider using a systematic approach:
Make a Decision: Choose the option that
aligns best with your personal ethics and
values, even if it's difficult or unpopular.
Reflect on Your Decision: Take time to think
about whether you would feel comfortable
explaining and justifying your choice to
others. This step ensures that your decision
aligns with your ethical compass.
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