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    and confess what he was once obsessed over. A whistle in Prisoners is what the movie basically revolves around. The elementary-schooled age daughter before she went missing asked to find her whistle at her house she told the parents “The emergency whistle Daddy gave me. I lost it…” (Villeneuve). When the daughter left to retrieve the whistle she was then abducted. By not having the whistle she had no way of calling for people to rescue her. The whistle can represent the sense of safety. In the very

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    Sundstrand: A Case Study in Transformation of Cultural Ethics James A. Benson David L. Ross ABSTRACT. This analysis examines whistleblowing within the context of organizational culture. Several factors which have provided impetus for organizations to emphasize ethical conduct and to encourage internal‚ rather than external‚ whistleblowing are identified. Inadequate protection for whistleblowers and statutory enticement for them to report ethical violations externally are discussed

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    Identify and elaborate on the major ethical issues in this case 2 3. How would you advise the staff members? 5 4. Would his report constitute a protected disclosure in terms of the Act? 8 5. How would you deal with the report from the whistle-blower? 10 6. What are the major strategies the Department of Health in Limpopo may employ? 14 7. Conclusions 18 8. References 19 CEN011A MBL926S ASSIGNMENT 2 Page iii 1. INTRODUCTION This assignment is based on

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    be present for an employee to blow the whistle about unethical conduct observed at work. I think the conditions could vary from employee to employee. One employee might consider to blow the whistle about an unethical conduct if they identify that someone is not telling the truth. Another example could be if an employee determines that someone at the clinic is not respecting the patients and fellow employees. I would think that for an employee to blow the whistle about an unethical conduct would

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    affect my attitude. Once we started‚ I continued to warm up and cheer as I always would. The whistle blew; my team won the first set. Once the second set started‚ I heard the whistle blow again. This time it signaled something else. It was a substitution‚ meaning I was going in to play. I was ecstatic that I got the chance to play with my friends and prove to my coaches. After some very intense volleys‚ the whistle blew once more. We‚ the Sartell Sabres‚ had won the second set and were moving on to the

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    in the game took the lead. The goal was a pivotal point in the game and everything change for the worst for myself. Last five minutes of the game everyone on the field putting their complete effort for a chance to win‚ when the referee blows his whistle and stops play. Westwood had been award a free kick outside of the box 20 yards away from my goal to

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    Lacrosse is a contact sport created by the North American Indians‚ in which the ball is thrown‚ caught‚ and carried in a long-handled stick with a triangular frame and shallow netting at one end. The sport is still played today‚ and is a known tradition in my family. I first started playing when I was in fifth grade. I remember that season was dreadful. Our goal average was almost lower than our actual motivation to play the game. I was a part time goalie for that season‚and I was probably the worst

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    could damage corporate brand image‚ code of conduct introduced. However‚ there are still unscrupulous activities and cases involving corporation. Subsequently‚ whistleblowing is take place to regulate corporation if code of conduct fails to do so. Whistle blowing can be interpreted as disclosures made on illegal‚ immoral or illegitimate miscounduct or practices. Whistleblowers are the one who reveal wrongdoings within an organization to the public or to those who hold positions of authority. Whistleblowing

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    incidents resulted in external investigations of the companies involved‚ 37% in management shake-ups‚ 22% in criminal investigations‚ and 11% in indictrnents.[1] Although these outcomes may not be typical‚ they do point out the potential seriousness of whistle blowing. Recent whistleblowing cases further demonstrate the potential problems facing companies that do not adequately address the issue. For example‚ after an employee of the entertainment company

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    What is loyalty and do employees have a loyal obligation to the company? Loyalty at the base is a strong feeling of support or allegiance. Ronald Duska in his argument for whistleblowers on the basis that one does not have loyalty to a company. Duska defines loyalty as a relationship between two or more people (a group) brought together for mutual fulfilment and support Duska then focuses on loyalty within a group in order to make his argument against a company deserving the similar level of loyalty

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