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Workplace Drug Testing: Ethics, Fairness, and Employee Rights

Explores the ethics of random vs. comprehensive workplace drug testing, employee privacy, and whether off-duty drug use is a legitimate employer concern.

Ethics

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Essay Undergraduate 872 words

PLUS Model Applied to Social Media Ethics in the Workplace

Explores the PLUS ethical decision-making model applied to social media use in the workplace, evaluating alternatives and recommending a balanced policy.

Ethics

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676 words

Cultural dimensions and business etiquette in Middle Eastern commerce

Because of the wealth and oil concentrated in the region, the Middle East is becoming one of the most critical areas of the world involved in modern commerce.

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712 words

Law firm disclosure of unlicensed senior partner Sidney Cheatum

This firm has always been tremendously appreciative of your business and of your trust throughout its two-decade-long association with the BigBucks family. We know that over more than half of that time, you have repeatedly expressed your appreciation for the considerable talents of Sidney B.

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548 words

Outsourcing partnerships and collaborative business relationships

What does the future hold? On a macro level, outsourcing may be problematic in terms of the loss of jobs it has generated in some industries, but from penny-pinching company's perspective the practice can offer substantial savings.

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983 words

Heavy Henry's Hogs: A destination barbecue restaurant business plan

Heavy Henry's Hogs is a restaurant dedicated to the finest in barbequed pork. The vision for Heavy Henry's is to be America's finest purveyor of pork products, smoked, grilled, cured and otherwise.

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426 words

Vericept and the ethics of employee internet monitoring

In today's hyper-connected world, employees are more easily able to access their work Internet accounts from home -- and to use the Internet at work for personal use. In an effort to make employees more productive, modern enterprises have resorted to careful monitoring of employee network traffic.

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882 words

Critical analysis of Lenox Hill Hospital's code of ethics provisions

Hospital and its Affiliates. This provision is unnecessarily vague and invites individual interpretation where that is counterproductive.

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663 words

Managing human resources ethics and strategy in multinational organizations

The management of a workforce is never easy, but when multinational issues come into play this can be even more difficult (Jennex & Adelakun, 2003).

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341 words

Oil company leadership and the ethics of rising gas prices

Managing change is one of the most vital aspects of organizational leadership, and the crisis over gas prices indicates that organizations most affected by the rise in gasoline and transportation prices have not planned ahead and adjusted their profit-taking accordingly.

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