Ethical Dilemmas
Students are to assume that they are human resource managers for a service organization. The boss would like the human resource manager to communicate to employees the value of the benefits offered to them, but the boss wants the information manipulated so that it looks better than it is. The boss figures that these are the potential costs that could be incurred for everyone and that the company should get credit for being generous, although many employees do not take full advantage of all benefits. What are the ethical issues in this situation? Identify at least 1 ethical issue. # each response. What are 2 basic arguments for what your boss is instructing you to do? # each response. What are 2 basic arguments against what your boss is instructing you to do? # each response. What do you think most managers would do? What would you do? # each response.
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confronted with decisions pertaining to working conditions, human
rights, corruption, and environmental pollution? From an ethical
perspective, how do managers determine the moral obligations that
flow from the power of a multinational? In many cases, there are no
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