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    M. Jeannie Vigil Management 113 Professor Becich January 30‚ 2015 Legal/Ethical Challenge Response 2 Do you think it is fair to force Forest to retire Howard Solomon given that no one has specifically alleged that he did anything illegal? 1. Absolutely not. Individual managers should not be held responsible for the unethical behavior of other people in the organization. After all‚ Solomon did not personally do anything wrong. I disagree that individual managers should not be held responsible

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    Ethical and Legal Issues in Nursing NUR 391 October 28‚ 2013 Ethical and Legal Issues in Nursing Scenario #1 (Six Caps Critical Thinking Challenge) After a review of the case study with Marianne‚ the ANA Code of Nursing Ethics would dictate that the nurse collaborate with and advocate for the family in the decision making process. It can be difficult and challenging to make ethical decisions when there are conflicting perspectives. The nurse may have values and beliefs that conflict with the patient’s

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    industries in the world‚ this is why laws and code of ethics have been put into place to protect the patient. Every time an organization or a healthcare professional provides services to a patient there is room for error and in return room for legal and ethical violations. Education and training in these areas for all health care personnel is pertinent since perception is a major concern. We all think and see things differently and without regulations behind us we all could look at a situation and handle

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    Legal and Ethical Implications for Classroom Management Grand Canyon University: EDU 536 April 24‚ 2013 Today’s classrooms are more dynamic than ever before. Educational needs of students are changing at breakneck speeds‚ along with the demands being placed on their teachers. There are associated legal and ethical implications that are evolving as rapidly as the technology that is driving a lot of the change. In order to have a chance to meet the needs of students and

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    Work within a legal and ethical framework Task A Question 1 Why is important for a worker in the csi to follow their job description? It is important for a worker in the community service industry to follow their job description as it is important that they give a professional standard of the service. It is also due to confidentiality. Community service workers have duty of care to their clients. Also it is important they follow their job description because different services may have different

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    Employment-at-will (EAW) is a principle that allows employees and employers to terminate the employment relationship with any reason or no reason in cases where no matters of union‚ legal statute‚ public policy or contract reign.1 Since its inception‚ EAW as a principle has allowed employers to terminations without remedy‚ even in cases against public policy.2 Modern developments to this principle have caused employers to work within common law to combat potential litigation by removing the representation

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    problem and our classrooms are faced with ever changing methods of discipline and classroom management. Teachers are given lists of ways to organize their classroom at the beginning and throughout the year. What are the legal implications as it applies to teachers? What are the ethical implications? What are our students‚ parents‚ and teachers rights? It seems that these have been ever changing and in some cases our teachers and parents are often times left confused. The students are then left confused

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    Addressing International Legal and Ethical Issues Tinna Walker LAW421 Tad Davis June 24‚ 2013 Addressing International Legal and Ethical Issues In the simulation‚ I had to come face to face with several legal struggles through the business ventures of CadMex and Gentura. The first issue that we had to deal with was the issue of addressing international sales. I decided to go with the option of International Sale of Goods as the choice of law and International Arbitration to resolve any contract

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    Legal and Ethical Implications for Classroom Management July 07‚ 2010 Classroom Management Classroom management is the key to a successful school year for both the teacher and the students. I have read about various methods‚ techniques‚ and disciplines useful in establishing a solid foundation for student cooperation and participation. I wholeheartedly understand that I cannot control another person’s thoughts‚ feelings‚ and/or actions. However‚ I do believe I am capable of establishing

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    Legal but not ethical—Modern Education’s promotion (868 words) After the implementation of the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) Examination‚ parents and students raised their concern on the results in public examination. Differ from the previous 3-2-2-3 study pattern; the new 3-3-4 pattern is a one-take-pass exam model. In some of the extreme cases‚ there were secondary schools paid for their students to join private tutorial courses‚ aimed for the admission of university [3].

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