Butterfly Ballot Case Summary
Butterfly Ballot Case
Introduction
In the case of Theresa LePore and the Butterfly Ballot ethics required realistic decisions based on applicable goals, values, and obtainable information. Creating a legible ballot for the public was a suitable goal. all voters o private and public entities’. It all depends on the legislation that an organization is governed under. An easier way to think of the private sector is thinking of organizations that are not owned or operated by the government. The private sectors sell goods or services to customers to generate a profit for its owners or investor. The Not-for-Profit generally provides services for the community by participating in events that build on the organizations purpose. The public sector may consist of government or agencies that serve the public by applying public policy or laws (Heckman, 2012).
Keybank, which is legally KeyCorp, Inc., is considered to be a private, for-profit organization. It is one of the nation’s largest bank-based financial services company. Two of its largest shareholders are …show more content…
Welfare fraud is defined as those unlawful actions on the part of applicants/recipients, agency staff, providers of goods or services, and any other individuals that result in illegally obtained welfare benefits (OCOWF.Com). The Ohio Council on Welfare Fraud serves the community by focusing on the detection, recovery and prosecution of those who fraudulently obtain government benefits. This entity must file a form 990 with the IRS to disclose their finances organizational leadership and a list of names and salaries for key officers and board members of the organization. Although there is a list of names on this form 990 no one receives a salary it’s all volunteer work
Introduction
In the case of Theresa LePore and the Butterfly Ballot ethics required realistic decisions based on applicable goals, values, and obtainable information. Creating a legible ballot for the public was a suitable goal. all voters o private and public entities’. It all depends on the legislation that an organization is governed under. An easier way to think of the private sector is thinking of organizations that are not owned or operated by the government. The private sectors sell goods or services to customers to generate a profit for its owners or investor. The Not-for-Profit generally provides services for the community by participating in events that build on the organizations purpose. The public sector may consist of government or agencies that serve the public by applying public policy or laws (Heckman, 2012).
Keybank, which is legally KeyCorp, Inc., is considered to be a private, for-profit organization. It is one of the nation’s largest bank-based financial services company. Two of its largest shareholders are …show more content…
Welfare fraud is defined as those unlawful actions on the part of applicants/recipients, agency staff, providers of goods or services, and any other individuals that result in illegally obtained welfare benefits (OCOWF.Com). The Ohio Council on Welfare Fraud serves the community by focusing on the detection, recovery and prosecution of those who fraudulently obtain government benefits. This entity must file a form 990 with the IRS to disclose their finances organizational leadership and a list of names and salaries for key officers and board members of the organization. Although there is a list of names on this form 990 no one receives a salary it’s all volunteer work