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BUSINESS ETHICS
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WHAT IS ETHICS
Ethics may be referred to some standardized form of
conduct or behavior of individuals, understood and
accepted in a particular field of activity
The work ETHICS has its origin in Greek word Ethics
means character, norms, morals and ideals prevailing in
a group and society.
Ethics is a mass of moral principles or set of values
about what conduct ought to be. They give an idea what
is right or wrong, true of false, fair or unfair, just or
unjust, proper or improper, e.g. Honesty, obedience,
equality, fairness, etc and respect and then doing the
right thing
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BUSINESS ETHICS
Carter McNamara has defined: Business ethicsis generally coming to know what is right and
wrong in the workplace and doing what is right-
this is in regard to efforts of products/ services
and in relationships with stakeholders.
A group of moral principles, standards of behavior, or
set of values regarding proper conduct in the
workplace
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Ethical questions fall under one or more of
following levels:
Level 2 : Stake holders
Level 3 : Internal policy
Level 4 : Individual
Level 1: Society
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Continued
Individual level: personal level interactions,
obligations and rights as human beings
Internal policy: ethics in practices of organization
w.r.t. employment, rights of employees, etc.
Stake holders: suppliers, creditors, customers, etc.
Society: External agencies, social institutions, etc.
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Common Morality: (Morals or Principles)
Morality is body of rules governing the ordinaryethical problems
Promise keeping
Non- malevolence (prevent violent conflicts)
Mutual aid (among people, societies, nations)
Respect for persons (regard other people as an end in
themselves)
Respect for property ( obtain consent of owners before
using their property.
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How to have ethics in business ?
Ethical Audits, Ethics committees, judicial boards, Ethics
training programs, etc., :- to have ethical policies in
business
Groups to whom corporate ethics codes apply??
* Employees & their families
* Local communities
* Suppliers
* Share holders
* Country Govt.
* Foreign Govt.s
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Global Ethical Issues
Wages and hours
Child labour
Discrimination
Legal and ethical business practices
Product safety and quality
Environment
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What causes unethical behaviour
Stress
Confusion
Pressure to perform at expected levels
Competition within the industry
No knowledge
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
Relationships at Work
Management/owner toward
client/customer
Management/owner toward
employees Employee toward Employer,
Co-workers, Customers
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
Business Abuse
Any : illegal
unethical
irresponsible Act done
against an Employer
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
Results of BusinessAbuse
Higher prices
Business FailureFewer Jobs
Unpleasant Working
Conditions
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
A.Examples of Business Abuse
Stealing
Merchandise
Money* Shoplift *Kickback
* Conflict of Interest
* Unauthorized Discounts Time
CS O C
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
A. Examples of Business
Abuse (Continued)
Vandalism (damage)
Forge Records
Break Confidentiality
Ignore Safety Rules
Misrepresent Merchandise
ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
A. Examples of Business
Abuse (Continued)
Poor Client Service
Irresponsible Behavior
Addictions
* drugs
* alcohol
* tobacco
ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
A. Examples of Business
Abuse (Continued)
Gossip
* Causes poor work
environment (morale)
* Lowers Productivity
ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
How Do We Rationalize
Business Abuse?
Everybody does it
The co. wont mind it
The co. overcharges
Im not paid enough
The co. doesnt deserve my
loyalty
ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
C. How Employers
Respond to Business
Abuse
Increase Security
* loss prevention mgmt.
* surveillance* Networks/Helplines
* threats of prosecution
ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
C. How Employers
Respond to Business
Abuse (Continued)
Increase Employee Loyalty
* fair wages & benefits
* fair/consistent treatment
* recognition for good wk
* foster family climate
ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
D.As Employees, What
Are Our Choices?
Ignore Business Abuse
Rationalize it away
Speak Up
Discuss to Clarify Issues
Blow the Whistle!
C O i
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Campus Overview
907/A Uvarshad,
Gandhinagar
Highway, Ahmedabad
382422.
Ahmedabad Kolkata
Infinity Benchmark, 10th
Floor, Plot G1,Block EP & GP,
Sector V, Salt-Lake,
Kolkata700091.
Mumbai
Goldline Business Centre
Linkway Estate,Next to Chincholi Fire
Brigade, Malad (West),
Mumbai 400 064.
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