Essays on Unethical Practice

Summary of Business Research

Over the years, financial institutions have faced a lot of risk including financial loss e.g. customer defaulting as well as the channeling of resources in projects or initiatives that make them loose their valuable resources and probably don’t add value to their organization (McNeil, Frey, & Embrechts, 2015). The effects of these risks have made the financial institutions fail to achieve their objectives and decrease in performance as well as maintain their market share. The end results show that the organization is not able to sustain its capabilities. The study is to investigate the effects of risk management on ...

Business Ethics Capstone Project

Introduction Business and ethics are really important in all aspects of life. There is the need for every human being to follow rules and this includes generally accepted morals as well as laws. In most cases, laws seem to evolve from morals and generally accepted customs and practices. However, laws come with specific sanctions whilst morals often come with softer consequences like reputational issues. There are many situations where organizations set up ethics as a means of ensuring that the workers observe moral standards in order to reduce the risks of legal problems and issues in its operations. Ethical ...

Police misconduct is not a frequent news headline. Yet, when incidents of police conduct do hit the news, the reason is the serious nature of the misconduct and its widespread impact. Even with the recognition that police misconduct cannot be completely eliminated, preventive measures and strategies to mitigate the impact of misconduct need to be in place. Existing measures and strategies also need continuous evaluation to support the necessary reforms to address emerging issues on police misconduct. Media frenzy, public outcry, and politicization of police misconduct often complicate effective response to this issue. When this happens, it helps to ...

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Generating profits from products made through the use of asbestos is unethical. Organizations have a responsibility to guarantee the safety of employees. Secondly, it is unethical to knowingly expose an employee to a harmful chemical. Employees have a right to a workplace environment that does not lead to safety issues. Recklessness and disregard for the safety of employees mean that corporations are only interested in profits but not the life and safety of employees. Furthermore, Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) engage in unethical practice by trying to stop victims from being compensated. My argument is ...

Philosophy

Introduction Ethical behavior is an essential requirement in any activity. All Individuals have a responsibility to perform their activities in a professional manner within the acceptable moral ethics. Ethical standards are upheld both in the national constitution and corporate constitution of any company. Any individual or corporate that violates any outlined ethical law is liable to prosecution in civil and industrial courts. Ethical misconduct in the company range from inappropriate dressing, corruption, nepotism, racial discrimination and many other ethical frauds. To safeguard the reputation of an organization against a fall out with the society, the culprits should be held accountable for ...

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The world has witnessed the existence of food riot over the years. The most recent was the food global crisis that occurred sometime between 2007 and 2008 and affected some 22 countries and caused drastic changes worldwide. The cause that was cited with the incident was that the population growth had outpaced the food production both in a worldwide scale. However, economists have cited diverse causes of the food crisis particularly in pricing. The public only paid attention to the issue when the media highlighted the riot on food production and acquirement but the crisis is already working long time ...

This report relates to companies in Vietnam with internally appointed CEOs and those that do not embrace internal appoint of CEO. Companies that do not embrace internal appointment of CEOs view it as unethical practice since this might result to conflict of interest within the company. These companies discourage internal appointment of CEO since these CEO might manipulate the operations of the company to benefit themselves rather than the shareholders. However, most companies embrace internal appointment of CEOs due to the need to closely monitor the performance of CEOs that they are familiar with (Adler, 2013). Internal appoint ...

The term plagiarism is coined from a Latin word, plagiarius which simply refers to abducting or kidnapping. In academics, it can be defined as an act of using another person’s words, thought or ideas without acknowledging them as the credible source (Clarke 113). Plagiarism has become a very common practice today especially amongst the academicians such as students. Many students, in many colleges, no longer uphold the spirit of academic integrity. Thus, they deliberately or unintentionally engage in such an immoral act. As a student, I would like to point out that I have been engaged in this act. It ...

Analysis of the News of the World Case

Introduction The News of the World was one of the big selling newspapers in UK. It was also one of the old newspapers sold in million copies in UK from 1843 to 2011. Owned by the well-reputed media firm News Limited in which Rupert Murdoch, the famous Media tycoon of America, was a managing director, the News of the World was mostly famous for publishing celebrity oriented scandals and populist scoops. Over the years, the newspaper exposed many national as well as local celebrities' sinful sexual acts, drug abuse, and criminal activities by setting up journalists in various disguises ...

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Discrimination in the business place is an unethical practice yet it is a common tendency in the day to day operations in many businesses (Brown, 2007). It occurs in a variety of aspects, the most profound being discrimination against employees who in a way or another may have a competitive disadvantage working with an organization. In the past, discrimination settlements have cost some businesses huge sums of money as a result of litigation. Employees to a business may be discriminated against in various ways, for example, due to their situation (Elkhouly & Buda, 1997). I have a vivid example fresh in mind of my friend who was ...

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Packaging is a critical factor in the marketing of a product, as it is in essence the covering that the manufactured goods comes in. the customers go to a store after all the advertising and promotion and select a product based on its casing, the smell and the touch. They have no idea what is inside or what the package really contains. Therefore, all marketers and business enterprises need to ensure that their packages are attractive and get the attention of the customers when it is displayed with other products used for the same purpose. It should draw the customers to your product ...

Whistle blowing is a significant policy in promoting organizational ethics. It is the disclosure by members of an organization of any form of illegal, illegitimate, unethical or immoral activities under their employer’s control. These practices could be done either by colleague employees or by senior members or administrators of the organization. Whistle blowing in organizations allows for any form of wrong doing to be reported or brought to public attention through different forms of disclosure. Disclosures through whistle blowing could also be reporting matters of public interests that were being infringed by some people in an organization or the ...

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In the modern society, abortion has remained a contentious issue. Abortions have become a normal practice in some society. In certain countries, abortion is even legal. Abortion is an easy way of doing away with accidental or unwanted pregnancies. Some people have come up with defenses to justify abortion. However, it remains to be seen whether there is anything like abortion for convenience. Abortion is an unethical practice that ends innocent lives of unborn children. There may be cases where abortion is necessary and justifiable especially when the mother’s life is endangered. However, all abortions carried out when the mother ...

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This seeks t review the Enron’s code of ethics. In the process it assesses the company’s implicit and written code of ethics by comparing it to the APA and SHRM codes of ethics. From the comparison, the paper will seek to reveal inconsistencies in Enron’s code of ethics that are likely to lead to ethical violations. After revealing the inconsistencies, the paper will seek to make important recommendations based on scholarly justification. After which, a revised code of ethics for the company will be developed based on the conclusions made.

Assessment of Enron’s code of ethics

The Enron’s code of ethics focuses ...

This paper limits itself to the discussion of plagiarism and its unethical nature in research. The concept is discussed from the scientific article Eret, E., & Gokmenoglu, T. (2010). Plagiarism in higher education: a case study with prospective academician . Procedia Social and Behavioral Sciences, 3303–3307. Issues covered entail its contribution in affecting the credible of scientific research and concludes by suggesting measures aimed at controlling plagiarism.

Plagiarism is used to refer to “literary theft” where one person wrongfully takes the words or ideas of another and using them as one’s own. There are several other definitions that different scholars ...