...GROUP 1: Srujana Lingampally Surya Yelamanchili Chuks Erinne Munyaradzi Mujeyi Document Information Document Details Group Members: | Srujana LingampallySurya YelamanchiliChuks ErinneMunyaradzi Mujeyi | Date Created: | Jan 25, 2015 | Group: | 1 | Assignment: | Lab 1 Ethical Dilemma | Course: | IT 6643 | Task History Date | Group Member | Description | 1/25/15 | Srujana Lingampally | Initial draft | 1/26/15 | Srujana Lingampally | Ethical Dilemma Scenario | 1/27/15 | Srujana Lingampally | Gather data systematically | 1/28/15 | Chuks Erinne | Analyze data Systematically | 1/29/15 | Surya Yelamanchili | Negotiate social contract | 1/30/15 | Munyaradzi Mujeyi | Judge each of the alternatives | 1/30/15 | Group Members | Conclusion | Table of Contents 1. Ethical Dilemma 2. Paramedic Method for Solving Ethical Dilemma 1. Gathering the data systematically: 2. Analyzing the data systematically: 3. Negotiating a social contract agreement: 4. Judging each Alternative according to ethical theories 3. Conclusion 4. References 1. Ethical Dilemma GS Bank is the nation’s leading financial institution for all the personal financial needs in America. Jim and Cathy are the two database administrators working at GS bank and also best employees of the bank for almost 10 years. They are also good friends, help each other at work and live in the same community as well. One day, Cathy was running certain database monitoring...
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...GROUP 1: Srujana Lingampally Document Information Document Details Group Members: | Date Created: | Group: | 1 | Assignment: | Lab 1 Ethical Dilemma | Course: | IT 6643 | Table of Contents 1. Ethical Dilemma 2. Paramedic Method for Solving Ethical Dilemma 1. Gathering the data systematically: 2. Analyzing the data systematically: 3. Negotiating a social contract agreement: 4. Judging each Alternative according to ethical theories 3. Conclusion 4. References 1. Ethical Dilemma GS Bank is the nation’s leading financial institution for all the personal financial needs in America. Jim and Cathy are the two database administrators working at GS bank and also best employees of the bank for almost 10 years. They are also good friends, help each other at work and live in the same community as well. One day, Cathy was running certain database monitoring job on banks customer database which had personal information such as credit card details, account balances, billing addresses of customers etc. Generally GS bank use to encrypt credit card numbers in the tables. When Cathy was running her monitoring job, she figured out that someone was decrypting these credit card numbers and saving onto their computer. When she further analyzed by computers IP addresses, she figured out that IP address belongs to her close friend Jim. She didn’t understand why Jim would decrypt customer’s credit card numbers and save it with him. Recently GS...
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...Elfred Ulysses del Rosario MS Entrepreneurship ID No. 11091193 On Confronting Ethical Dillemas The approach used for each case employs an elaboration of the various ethical concerns that are both stated and implied in each case. Along the way, it will also highlight certain moral values that should be recognized as appropriate resolutions to possible conflicts. The importance of this is to be able to identify and compare possible conflicting values as to which of them bears more moral weight regarding the decision or the necessary course of action. It is important to keep in mind that all views have their own foundations of moral appreciation according to certain values. Some of them do share some of it, but their differences give these views their distinct character. CASE 1: Ron Jones The process of bidding in procurement generally involves advertising a certain product or service needed by a company. Other companies providing the said goods are encouraged to participate in the process by providing the terms, specifications, and quotations about their goods. The company in need would then normally choose the lowest bidder, or the next lowest bidder should certain requirements on quality or other qualifications are not met. This is done to ensure that a company in need had considered all possible alternatives as basis for selecting a supplier to sufficiently provide their need at the most reasonable price and quality, and that no biased preferences were implemented during procurement...
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...Ethical Dilemmas in Health and social care Shoall is a 19 years old woman who suffers from depression and has a history of binge drinking. She has now increasing thoughts of suicide. She does not want that her parents find out that she has these suicidal thoughts and therefore tells the social worker not to inform her parents. When the social worker finds out that Jenny was admitted into the hospital by taking an overdoses, she asks herself why she did not informed Jenny’s mother earlier about her suicidal thoughts. In this essay I’m going to analyse the ethical justification of the question whether the social worker should have informed the parents about Jenny’s suicidal thoughts. In social work it is very important to have respect for the clients right to self-determination. This means that service users should have the right to make their own decisions and solve their problems, whether the social workers agrees with his course of his actions. According to the codes of practice, article 1.3, social workers must support service users right to control their lives and make informed choices about the services they receive. So a social worker might help the client to choose an option, but she is not allowed to influence the client’s decision by using her personal bias and opinions. The right to confidentiality versus the right to self-determination is also an ethical dilemma, which social care workers experience. This plays an important role in suicidal cases. According to...
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...CHAPTER 3 ♦ ETHICAL BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ♦ Ethical Behavior- is that which is accepted as “good” and “right” as opposed to “bad” or “wrong” in the context of the governing moral code. Laws and Values as Determinate of Ethical Behavior * Personal Values- the underlying beliefs and attitudes that help determine individual behavior. * Terminal Values- are preference about desired ends, such as the goal’s one strives to achieve in life. Ex. Self-respect, family security, freedom and happiness. * Instrumental Values- preferences regarding the means for accomplishing these ends. Ex. Honesty, ambition, imagination, and self-discipline. Alternative Views of Ethics Four views of Ethical Behavior: ♦ Utilitarian View- considers ethical behavior to be that which delivers the greatest good to the greatest number of people. ♦ Individualism View- is based on the belief that one’s primary commitment is to the long-term advancement of self-interests. ♦ Moral Rights View- it is which respects and protects the fundamental rights of people. ♦ Justice View- it is based on the belief that ethical decisions treat people impartially and fairly, according to legal rules and standards. • Procedural Justice • Distributive Justice • Commutative Justice • Interactional Justice Cultural Issues in Ethical Behavior Cultural Relativism- belief that is no one rights way to behave and that ethical behavior is always determined by the cultural context. Universalism- suggests ethical standards...
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...Analysis Phil began his career right after college and lured to the brokerage business because of the potential of higher income and opportunity to have direct contract with retail clients.Phil had a talent in financial matters and he is interested to a job that allows him to interact with clients.Phil also thought himself as hardworking and loyal employee,a good manager and an ethical business.This is a good criteria to lead and manage employee’s in brokerage firms. Phil started his brokerage career with one of the largest firms in the industry.He moved to Stuart & Co. ,then a boutique firm.Stuart & Co., seems different because it emphasized the development of long term client relationships based upon rendering expert independent financial service,it shows that Stuart & Co., aims to build a good name and relationships in the eyes of their customers.Though some people denied the perception that advisors are experts at providing unbiased financial advices,Stuart Co., investment advisors is trusted to give financial advices to the clients,this may indicate that Stuart Co., has a good personnel control in recruiting and training their advisors. Phil was also lured by Stuart and Co., compensation package,which included a relatively large fixed salary and a bonus based upon overall branch revenues,growth in the number of ties or relationships ( financial , insurance , investment ) developed with each customer and the number of business referrals to other branches...
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...ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Alhamdulillah, first of all we would like to thank to Allah S.W.T for give us strength and spirit to finish our project that have been given by our Business Ethics and Corporate Governance’s lecturer, Miss Siti Aisyah binti Basri. This project could not be done if it was not for our effort, commitment and our corporation to one another as group members even though we had faced some obstacle. Fortunately, the entire problem been solved and we would able to adapt properly and wisely. Besides that, we would like to thank to our Business Ethics and Corporate Governance’s lecturer, Miss Siti Aisyah binti Basri because without his guidance, our project cannot be done properly like this. She always gives us supports and guide to us on how to do our project in order to produce a good result we can’t say thank you enough for his tremendous support and help. We feel motivated and encouraged every time we attended his meeting. Without her encouragement and guidance this project would not have materialized. Finally, thanks to our beloved friend that always stick together and also work hard to produce a good report with all effort and responsibility. The guidance and support received from my friends who contributed and who are contributing to this project, was vital for the success of this project. We would also like to thank to our family because of the support that they give us from the beginning until the completion of this project. SYNOPSIS Once...
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