What Is Santa Clause Unethical

It is not legal or ethical for the malls to refuse to hire the elvettes because it will be illegal based on discrimination if they refuse to hire them. I understand that the mall is advertising the brand name of Santa Claus and the customers want Santa Claus. It is unethical for them to disregard the elvettes just because they are female because they are selling the image of Santa Claus and if they look like Santa Claus then they should be accepted by the malls otherwise, they could refuse. Santa acted ethically by sending the female elvettes instead of male elves on three accounts. On the first account, Santa has a deontologist perspective because his duty is to the children and not the malls. Santa is trying to fulfill his obligation of making every kid wish list come true by having these Santa’s come to the mall to hear their wish list. Santa Claus has a utilitarian approach, which is in the best interest of the children. Santa has weighed the good versus bad outcome of sending the male elves that have the flu to the mall and has decided to not take the risk of affecting the kids with the flu from the elves that are portraying Santa Claus. On
Santa has to show his employee that he is enthusiastic about the work, looks forward to working, and puts 100% into work, and best as well as most ethical decision. Santa would try to keep people engaged in work in four ways: employees see what direction company is going, involvement- two-way communication and make employee feel a part of the team; Information has to be shared kind of culture and system of reward and recognition. In terms of a deontologist, utilitarian, virtue perspective the most effective way of employee engagement is honesty. Santa Claus problems keep on piling including the Little Miss Fluzie