Michael is the payroll accountant for a non-profit. In his personal life, he is also a...
Michael is the payroll accountant for a non-profit. In his personal life, he is also a single father of three young children. On the day that payroll is supposed to be issued, his children are sick and he is unavailable to be at work. The employees' paychecks cannot be issued without his presence. Which ethical principle most closely governs this situation?
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Responsibilities |
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Objectivity and Independence |
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Integrity |
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Public Interest |
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The ethical principle most closely governs in this situation is Option 3. i.e. Public Interest.
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