According to our text is says, “The doctrine of respondeat superior comes from Latin origins and means let the master answer”; meaning the employer is responsible for the actions of all their employees (Fremgen, 2009). The doctrine also says that an employer is responsible…
Everyone is familiar with the organization the Red cross, and how many different families and lives they truly have impacted. Many people donate their time and money to help people in need. It is a wonderful organization, but if the team members aren’t fully aware of potential threats that could occur it could be very costly for all of those involved. People depend on the Red Cross when they are in the time of need, such as a Natural disaster. The first threat that I would like to discuss with everyone is in the event of human error thus is events that are either enabled by or caused by human beings, such as unintentional acts (inadvertent data entry) or deliberate actions (network based attacks, malicious software upload, unauthorized access to confidential information). You have to be cautious of everything you’re doing especially when it involves personal information.…
In 2012 the American Red Cross sent out almost 7 million relief items to people in the United States, and in 2015 committed 1 million dollars to the earthquake relief project in Nepal. Clara Barton, the founder of the American Red Cross, knew about disasters, as she was a nurse in the civil war. She also knew about adversity, being born in the early 1800’s meant she would have to push hard to make a change in the world. Clara Barton’s life was a testament to the belief that all people should be treated equally, from the way she immediately answered the call to action in the Franco-Prussian war, to her determination to open an American branch of the Red Cross, to her ability to ignore all prejudice to help others.…
* Red Cross has to be open to all the different cultures because it is an worldwide organization that helps everyone when disasters hit. When it comes down to their decision-making the Board of Governors, they get together annually to discuss everything that is happening and information that has been brought to their attention from outside sources. Currently they have a Code of Business Ethics and Conduct document that all employees and volunteers must read and sign a document that states they agree with the terms. According to "American Red Cross Code of Business Ethics and Conduct" (2009), “The Red Cross has traditionally demanded and received the highest ethical performance from its employees and volunteers.” They hold everyone to these standards therefore they know there are not any issues, if issues arise the Office of the General Counsel and the Office of Investigations, Compliance, and Ethics look into the issues and further actions may be taken if any foul play has occurred. (American Red Cross Code of Business Ethics and Conduct, 2009) The American Red Cross has the Whistleblower Hotline, this is where people can communicate their concerns with people being unethical and there is an hotline that they can call if need be. There is a standard that they all are held at and if they do not they are held accountable for their actions but the American Red Cross is always looking to hear what people have to say in all aspects of their organization.…
Yes, it is important for organizational ethical value to support his or her value. Values begin at home first. One has to have compassion in his or hearts to support the ethical values of the American Red Cross to begin with. The American Red Cross values are compassionate, collaborative, creative, credible, and committed (American Red Cross 2012). The values listed here is the foundation for this organization; the same values should be followed and supported by individuals.…
The code of ethics which reverberated within my mind was the American Counseling Association’s Code of Ethics. ACA goes into more depth about principles that new up and coming counselors and professional should focus on. ACA emphasizes on the cultural context of making ethical decisions. It is important that counselors increase conscious ways to apply ethical standards from a perspective that recognizes and respects diversity, because we work in a pluralistic world (ACA, 2006).…
The Red Cross has several factors that influence social responsibility. The Red Cross responds promptly to a resounding 70,000 disasters annually. The emergencies include home fires, homelessness, families that are affected by earthquakes, tornadoes and hurricanes. The organization responsibility is to provide food, clothing, shelter, and counseling to assist in rehabilitating families who experiences such disasters. The strategies of Red Cross are to work in conjunction with other agencies to provide multiple services to those in the midst of a crisis. The American Red Cross also assists members of the military members, veterans and their families. According to the Red Cross, the organization provide support for approximately 150,000 wounded warriors and veterans each year.…
In 1900 the first charter of the American Red Cross was granted by the U.S Congress, which made it responsible for providing services to Armed Forces and relief to disaster victims, within the United States and internationally. This allowed them the foundation to continue their efforts in disaster relief and mitigation and providing services and communication between the military and the families back home.…
Nutritional well-being plays an essential role in the overall health, independence, and quality of life of older persons as well as disabled persons. This nation has a responsibility to at risk populations such as the elderly. Today, there are close to 6 million seniors in the United States facing the threat of hunger. Some of these citizens were raised during the Great Depression, they went on to protect our independence in the Second World War and won the cold war. America's older citizens have been called the greatest generation by many. It is morally wrong that the citizens that built this country should suffer starvation in this land of plenty, which they helped to form. Our country prides itself on taking care of other countries but tend to ignore the needs of its own citizens. We would much rather spend our money overseas to help a child in need than to reach out to our elderly or disabled neighbors and give them a hand.…
Imagine it’s the end of World War I. How does this particular war affect the people who have been contributing to its effort? Better yet, imagine how it would affect the whole of southwest Virginia. The end of World War I was the beginning of a new age, with families picking up the pieces of where they once were before the war started. The main part of the war effort to maintain the home-front was how the small colleges in the area supported the American Red Cross in helping our country’s Veterans. I have chosen to write about how the Martha Washington College, the Stonewall Jackson College, and the Emory and Henry College all contributed to the American Red Cross and the war effort.…
The American Red Cross falls into three categories when dealing with the different kinds of service: nation’s response to war, responding to natural disasters, and other human suffering. Whenever any of these occur, the American Red Cross is always there to lend a hand and do whatever is needed to improve the situation. The people that work with this organization want to help those who are suffering, and their help is…
For over 100 years The American Red Cross (ARC) has been essential when disaster strikes. As a prominent not for profit organization, the Red Cross relies on donations from the public to sustain its ability to provide assistance in times of disasters. Providing medical support as well as food, clothes and shelter to victims of catastrophes. Non-governmental organization (NGO) such as the Red Cross are independent from states and international governmental organizations.…
Most of the time the American Red Cross volunteer to the sick and gave aid to the injured armed forces. Red Cross was a direct line of communication to the American Navy and Army if anything were to happen. American Red Cross had to carry out purposes that followed with the Treaty of Geneva; meaning they could only participate so much in getting involved. In addition, they tried their best to give full attention to the sick, injured, and wounded. Furthermore, the Red Cross provided a system of relief nationally and internationally lessening the suffering of conditions caused from fires, flood damage, famine, and other calamities.…
Each year, the American Red Cross immediately responds to about 70,000 natural and man-made disasters in the U.S., ranging from fires to hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, tornadoes, hazardous materials spills, transportation accidents and explosions. People count on the Red Cross to help them in their darkest hour. In turn, the support of donors makes it possible for the Red Cross to fulfill…
This is also primary mission of this charitable third sector, which make it dispatch huge amount of volunteers internationally to help individuals and families facing their problem, relieving personal stress after they are affected by a disaster strike. The aspiration of American Red Cross is able to achieve by the strong connection among its volunteers, donors and partners to help and support victims for what they need ( relief item, blood donation, mental services, etc. ) immediately. Moreover, the seven principal rules based on the International Red Cross framework are humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity and universality. (Mission, Vision, and Fundamental Principles. ( n. d.).…