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Moral failures and ethical leadership in a Police Benevolent Association web project

Because most significant projects require a group effort, self-directed groups are becoming increasingly commonplace in companies of all sizes and types today (Johnson, 2016).

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Janet's ethical dilemma: tobacco marketing and personal employment needs

Janet should not really have a moral dilemma here -- she already knows she can't take the job. The dilemma is presented in a couple of ways.

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Ethical perspectives on the Merrill Lynch-Enron Nigerian barge deal

There are many ethical aspects that are involved in this case that can be perceived from different vantage points.

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How cheating harms students, professionals, and institutional integrity

Everyone is harmed in a class where cheating occurs. The students who actually do the work themselves are harmed because they do not compete on a level playing field. The person who cheats is harmed because he or she does not learn the material.

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Utilitarian and deontological approaches to resolving bandit raids

Is your answer from last week closer to the utilitarian approach to moral problems, to the Kantian / deontological approach or to neither?

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Ethical management failures and recovery strategies at Coastal Uniforms

Management Planning, decisions and policies. I, thank Coastal Uniform for giving opportunity to offer our consultancy service and hope that the efforts made to analyze and scrutinize the case will be productive for your company.

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SEC v. Zandford: stockbroker fraud and securities law violations

The reason of our frequent acquaintance about the fact of bouncing checks as a result of inadequate funds is worth noting so also the reason of sanction of unsuitable loans by banks, the acceptance of fraudulent claims by the insurers and so on.

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Mattel's 2007 toy recalls: five lessons from ethical lapses in outsourcing

In the 21st century globalized economy, it is not uncommon for companies to use outsourcing to keep costs under control. This is particularly true regarding relatively inexpensive products like children's toys.

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Marketing alcopop beverages to underage drinkers: an ethical analysis

Introduction moral society is built on the basis of a number of unspoken, but generally agreed upon social issues.

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Enron, WorldCom, and Tyco: ethical analysis of early 2000s scandals

The three share some similarities but they are different in other ways. Enron was simply a case of criminal activity. The company's management did not publish financial statements and when they did the statements completely misrepresented the company's financial position.

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