Assignment # 2 – “Unprofessional Conduct” Timothy Sidbury Professor Bess White BUS309508016*201005: Business Ethics 20 August 2010 Assignment # 2 – “Unprofessional Conduct” 1. Explain how you understand the following terms: “unprofessional‚” “immoral‚” “lack of fitness” to teach. First‚ I understand the term” unprofessional” as conduct that goes against a set of rules or principles of a stated profession. Secondly‚ “immoral” is behavior that is unethical and does not comply with morals
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Running head: Unprofessional Conduct Unprofessional Conduct‚ or Is It? American InterContinental University Online HCM410-0901A-02: The Ethical and Legal Aspects of Healthcare March 2‚ 2009 INTRODUCTION This paper will examine a 1979 Idaho case where a nurse met a woman diagnosed with myelogenous leukemia‚ a form of cancer. The patient had kept her condition under control for the past twelve years but has had a flare up. The patient was admitted into the hospital‚ and told by her physician
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UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT Introduction Andre Hamilton had spent eight years in the United States Air Force. While in the service‚ he learned how to conduct himself in a professional manner‚ and he learned to respect others. He wanted to become a manager so he completed a bachelor’s degree in organizational management at the University of LaVerne. After graduating from school‚ his confidence soared to a point where he felt he was in a position of great demand by potential employers. In 1996‚ while
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Dealing with Unprofessional Conduct Case Study Hiring Situation Due to our product‚ virile shortage share in the market compared with other products. It has to be a motivation for cooperation with HR manager searching for more qualified developer expertise to change the sharing rate in the market for our product. I will discuss with him our country’s law that govern the conditions of transferring employees between competitors working at the same field‚ under the mentioned trade Secrets act; the
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Unprofessional Conduct Tiffany Barnes Professor: Laina Molaski Business Ethics May 14‚ 2018 Mrs. Pettit was a licensed elementary teacher in California working with intellectually disabled students. She was working with students over thirteen years before her career came to an end. Pettit career was abrupt because she and her spouse joined a club in Los Angeles call Swingers. Throughout her career as being an elementary teacher‚ she had nothing but positive reports on her. (Shaw‚2014‚ p.342)
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individuals for allegedly unprofessional and immoral conduct‚ have affected a great number of professionals within all levels of careers. In the case with the California school Teacher‚ Elizabeth K. Pettit (California State Board of Education vs. Pettit)‚ the case was based on the matter whether or not Mrs. Pettit had proven herself unprofessionally by engaging in a conduct that could prove that she is unfit to be in the position to teach students. The unprofessional conduct claimed case‚ is that Mrs. Pettit
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We as work professionals have high levels of morals and values to uphold at all times‚ unprofessional acts in a work environment should be at its utmost minimum to prevent a hostile environment. These acts range from insubordination to bullying and intimidation‚ no one deserves to experience such acts and proper consequences should follow. Corporations all over the world experience unprofessional acts on a daily basis from employees and higher officials‚ their policies should not approve of these
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Preparing to Conduct Business Research: Part 1 Jamie Richardson‚ Jacob Neighbours‚ Josh Smith‚ Laura Hale-Steingrebe‚ Lori Burnisky‚ JoAnn Armstrong & Matt Stinson RES/351 January 26‚ 2015 Dr. Michele Burpeau-Di Gregorio Preparing to Conduct Business Research: Part 1 Organizations are faced with making business decisions every day and not all are easy to resolve. Business research provides companies an opportunity to make knowledgeable decisions to remain competitive in the market
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Preparing to Conduct Business Research: Part 1 The organization: City of Santa Fe Problem: Decrease of tourism in 2011 The Purpose of Research * The Research Questions * * What is the relationship between advertisement and awareness of Santa Fe? * What is the relationship between hosting events and awareness of Santa Fe? * What is the relationship between film and awareness of Santa Fe? * * The Hypotheses In an effort to increase tourism within Santa Fe it is
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Preparing to Conduct Business Research: Part 1 Addressing the funding of nonprofits in today’s environment requires creativity. Government funding cuts play a major role in a non-profits currently surviving on a safety net established with the Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Senior Homes). Nonprofits also often receive state funds; with the recent economic downturn the groups receiving state support are receiving less funding and the money sent is often in the rears. As state and federal
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