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    General has declared "epidemic‚" and the corresponding lawsuit brought against McDonald ’s on behalf of two overweight girls‚ who‚ it was alleged‚ became obese as a result of eating McDonald ’s food [Pelman v. McDonald ’s Corp.‚ 237 F. Supp. 2d 512].[3] Spurlock points out that although the lawsuit against McDonald ’s failed (and subsequently many state legislatures have legislated against product liability actions against producers and distributors of "fast food")‚ much of the same criticism leveled

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    PharmaCARE’s Ethical Challenges In determining the degree to which a corporation or an individual is ethical‚ one must first define what it means for such an entity to be ethical. Some might argue that simply conducting business within established public law is all that it takes to be ethical‚ while other may argue that any behavior that causes harm to another individual or corporation would be unethical. For most‚ however‚ the definition of ethical behavior actually falls somewhere in between

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    Development of a Code of Ethics: IT Challenges Brandon M. Glover Northcentral University In our modern era of business and society‚ Information Technology has become an overwhelming system integrated in just about all aspects of our lives. Cell phones‚ computers‚ social networks‚ websites‚ email‚ etc. are but just a few examples of how IT is used and distributed throughout society. What was once a society that was based on manual transactions and labor has now become predominantly computerized

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    .......... Managing to be ethical: Debunking five business ethics myths Linda Klebe Trevino and Michael E. Brown ˜ Executive Summary ........................................................................................................................................................................ The twenty-first century has brought corporate ethics scandals that have harmed millions of employees and investors‚ and sent shock waves throughout the business world. The scandals have produced

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    Kellogg’s Main points: 1) 100% recycled packaging 2) No racial discrimination 3) Foregoing profits rather than putting its customers at risk 4) Phasing out some food ads to children 5) Searching for salt substitutes Kellogg’s is one of world’s most ethical companies for many reasons. To start with‚ the Founder W.K. Kellogg wanted to do good things for people‚ starting with nutrition and the environment‚ and began promoting environmentally-friendly processes by producing the

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    could delegate more resources to get the project completed in time as well. It is critical for the agency to have open communication between its team members‚ but it is just as crucial for the agency to be honest with the client as well. The ethical issue that arises with being overbudget is that individual employees don’t want to be penalized or face repercussions for their performance so they delay reporting results to management. When employees are afraid to report shortfalls earlier in the

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    Ethical Challenges and Agency Issues Analyzing ethical challenges Most people are aware of the ethical challenges businesses face in today’s world especially‚ in the financial services industry. Financial services became a major target after several scandals such as Enron and MCI. Unfortunately‚ the financial industry is very large‚ which encompasses entities such as banks‚ insurance companies‚ mortgage lenders‚ pension‚ and securities funds. “The financial service sector represents 20 percent

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    Journal of Alternative Perspectives in the Social Sciences ( 2010) Vol 2‚ No 2‚953- 965 Integrated Education: An Instrument for Resolving Ife-Modakeke Conflict in Osun State‚ Nigeria Shina Olayiwola‚ Department of Educational Administration and Planning‚ Obafemi Awolowo University (Ile-Ife‚ Nigeria) Ndukaku Okorie‚ Department of Philosophy‚ Obafemi Awolowo University (Ile-Ife‚ Nigeria) Opinion Paper Abstract: Ife and Modakeke communities in Southwestern Nigeria have engaged in protracted communal

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    falsifying their income and that would have to be an Ethical Egoist. They come from the theory of ethical egoism‚ which is a type of person that acts in their own self-interest. They believe that everyone should limit their own judgments to their own ethical egos. They determine how things should be done while only trying to progress their side or self-interest. These types of people do not care if they hurt anyone if they are making profit. In ethical egoism one is morally required to make them as happy

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    Professor Kathleen Davis BA 3102 4 March 2013 Analysis Paper #1- Management Case 2: Short Shorts In Don’s situation‚ he Don is in a difficult position because he is responsible for implementing the policies and procedures made by Fred for his business‚ possibly even if he agrees with them or notregardless of whether or not Don agrees with them. Depending on how badly he needs the job‚ Don has the choice to leave if he doesn’t agree with The Sandtrap’s policies. However‚ for simplicity’s sake‚

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