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Ethical Leadership and Organizational Integrity in Public Sector Credit Card Systems

Examines how ethical climates, personal bias, and credit card accountability systems shape organizational behavior and public trust in government agencies.

Ethics

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Ethical failures in Kolcraft's Travel-Lite crib recall

The Kolcraft Travel-Lite crib had a design defect that resulted in five toddler deaths. The company issued a recall but poorly managed the recall process, such that two deaths occurred post-recall.

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How technology enforces ethical standards and shapes workplace culture

In recent years companies have found many uses for technology. Most recently firms have begun to use technology is the area of ethical standards.

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1,143 words

Nestle's corporate values and ethical principles

The Nestle Company was originally founded in 1867 by Henri Nestle for the express purpose of addressing a profoundly important human social need. He created Farine Lactee Nestlee ("Nestle Milk Cereal") to help reduce infant mortality throughout the world, particularly in impoverished regions.

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Persuasive argument strategies in car sales: ethos, pathos, and logos

In advertising, there are several different avenues of approaching customers. Generally, they are derivations of the three traditional forms of persuasive argument outlined by Aristotle and other teachers of advocacy (Halbert & Ingulli, 2008; Hursthouse, 1999).

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996 words

Disability discrimination and reasonable accommodations at Strong Steel Company

Under the 1990 Americans with Disability Act, workers that are protected under the law from discrimination in hiring and promotion include "any individual with a disability who: (1) has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more life activities; or (2) has a record of…

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Google's "don't be evil" philosophy and corporate social responsibility

'Don't be evil.' This colloquial phrase, often quoted by company employees and executives, succinctly sums up the Google Corporation's philosophy of social responsibility to the community and its stated commitment to the triple threes of 'planet, people, and profit.' It strives to help its…

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Agency problems and governance failures in the Enron scandal

Governance failures such as Enron could happen as a result of breakdown in agency. Management installs a board that is more sympathetic to its needs than the needs of the shareholders. Additionally, if the board does not have adequate financial expertise, they may not be able to identify fraud.

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Racial relations and cultural diversity in Las Vegas, Nevada

In contemporary American culture, race relations represent some of the most important dynamics that shape society.

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529 words

Ethical disclosure in pharmaceutical advertising and physician compensation

In the last half of the 20th century, commercial advertising made the transition from one dimensional advertising to comprehensive corporate branding comprising advertising functions as part of a fully integrated effort (Belch & Belch 1998).

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