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Carroll's pyramid of corporate social responsibility and stakeholder obligations

The Pyramid of Corporate Social Responsibility outlines four levels of CSR - economic, legal, ethical and philanthropic. Triple bottom line refers to the three spheres of sustainability - economic, social and environment. Both concepts recognize the economic role of organizations as fundamental.

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Sexual discrimination and harassment in the American workplace

In the United States, women were incorporated into the workforce on a large scale more suddenly than gradually, in conjunction with the national effort to win World War II. Thereafter, the U.S.

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Technology's impact on employment and worker retraining needs

Innovation and technology as the enabler of job creation and prosperity has been argued as the basis of the global economic growth experienced by the nearly every nation in the last century.

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DontDateCreeps.com: website design and information architecture

The primary source of value on which the successful implementation of DontDateCreeps.com depends is accurate, up-to-date information that is directly relevant to the needs of clients.

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Irresponsible lending practices and the American mortgage crisis

In the late part of the 20th century, a practice of predatory lending evolved, whereby credit issuers purposely targeted low-income consumers with relatively good statistical likelihood of continuing to pay over the long-term (based on other factors such as age and length of employment) but low…

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Religious diversity and accommodation in the workplace

The importance of creating a diverse workplace and embracing the value of tolerance is mandated by the laws of the land, and is also encompassed within many company mission statements. Ideally, having a diverse workforce enables an organization to be more competitive nationally and internationally.

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Ethical practice in acupuncture and serving underserved communities

The foundations of traditional medicine are based on the idea that all people need health care. Without such care the whole of the community of man becomes weaker and more challenged to live whole and healthy.

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Scholarly perspectives on theory construction and empirical research methods

Using Gelso (2006), Harlow (2009), Stam, (2007, 2010), Wacker (1999), and five additional peer-reviewed articles from your specialization, discuss scholarly views on the nature and types of theory.

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eBay's responsibility to enforce laws and restrict illegal sales

When first examining the inventory of items available on eBay, I was impressed by the degree to which there is freedom to sell almost any kind of item. eBay is a service, and a means for individuals to buy and sell the items which they want.

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Email ownership and privacy rights after death: utilitarian and deontological perspectives

Who owns a person's email after that person has died is a question that is coming up more and more with the advancement of technology. Cases such as those of deceased service members whose family wanted access to their email after they were killed in combat have made the news.

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