Question

identified and discuss at least three alternatives (options) that the company could consider. for each option indicate if it is legal and ethical, probably legal but unethical or illegal and unethical.

what are your recommendations? in other words, of the several alternatives you identified what do you think the company should do?

what is your rationale for your recommendations? in other words, why do you recommend this course of action?

4 What is your rationale for your recommendations? In other words, why do you recommend this course of action? Scenario # 2 : Chicken International Group You are the CEO of a chicken-processing company. The Vice President of marketing informs you that if you label your chicken as "free range" you can charge 20% more and greatly improve profit margins. You find out that all that needs to be done to legally use the term "free range" is to open the door to the hen house for 5 minutes a day. This provides the chickens with access to the outdoors when in fact, very few chickens will wander out when the door is open for 5 minutes. Moreover, the term "free range" may be used regardless of space per chicken, number of chickens, or amount of time spent outside. 700 word minimum per scenario, Also it is not just about the number of words. You must say something insightful and relevant You should include both the question AND your response. Please do NOT include the scenario description. Just include the title such as Scenario #2 etc. The question is not included in the word count, but you should still include it. 700 word minimum per scenario.

Answer 1

The ethical issue in scenario is, first you are labeling as free range only for 5 minutes in which only few chicken will wander out for 5 minutes only not all.

The alternatives identified are as follows. Instead of opening cages for a longer period, we can change facility structure. Existing windows size can be replaced by wider size, so that fresh outside air can be easily ventilated through whole cage facility. Another alternative is traditional poultry farming, where no cages exist inside of the facility. In that way, chickens have more space to walk around. The traditional farming also made drinking water pipes and food supplies much higher, so chickens have to jump and try harder to reach their food. My last alternative would be keeping chickens in the facility at night time and let them out to closed farmyard during the daytime. All the alternatives provided are legal and ethical.