Case Study Undergraduate 1,607 words

Ford Pinto Ethics Case: Corporate Failure and Social Impact

An analysis of the Ford Pinto scandal examining corporate governance failures, unethical cost-benefit decisions, and lessons for ethical business leadership.

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Ethical implications of Broadway's decision to relocate provocative games

Holding an ethical reputation within the local environment is key for small and growing businesses. The second you offend your local consumer base, is the second you limit your growth outside of that initial market.

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1,061 words

Strengthening moral foundations in organizational leadership

What would you do to strengthen the moral foundation of your leadership base and of the leadership base of your organization?

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1,226 words

Coca-Cola's ethical lapses and impact on brand reputation

Coca Cola is the most famous and strongest brand name in the world. The Coke was initially invented for medicinal use in the late-19th century.

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1,085 words

Ethics in marketing research and targeting practices

Fritzsche, D. (1987). "Marketing/business ethics: A review of empirical research." Business & Professional Ethics Journal, 6, 65-79.

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1,602 words

Ethical vendor selection practices for Tony Roma's Restaurant

Tony Roma's Restaurant, a franchise in the restaurant industry that focuses on Italian food products. The company may employ anywhere from a dozen to 20+ employees per individual restaurant at any given time.

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1,974 words

Goodwill Management Solutions Inc.: developing ethics programs for non-profits

Over a period of time organizations around the world have realized the need to emphasis on making ethics as an integral part of their overall business strategy.

~10 min read

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2,355 words

Innovation and ethics in organizational change management

"the race for the survival of the world is not the strongest, but the most adaptive." Innovation is at the top of nearly every organizations priority list, yet it is probably one of the misunderstood concepts of the current generation of business leaders.

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Creating and implementing an effective organizational code of ethics

There are many factors that go into creating a code of ethics for an organization. At its simplest, a code of ethics should be a "collection of principles and practices that a business believes in and aims to live by (Spiro, 2010).

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Term Paper Undergraduate 1,897 words

Gender Discrimination in the Workplace: Ethics and HR Management

Examines causes and effects of gender discrimination in recruitment, sexual harassment, and workplace practices through the lens of Kantian business ethics.

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