...Memo To: Senior Management From: Dana Armijo Date: April 25, 2015 Labels on water bottles There has been an issue that needs to be addressed concerning the labels on our water bottles. We got a call on how the label on our fresh spring water shows a mountain and says it is fresh water. After reading the fine print they realize that it is not from freshwater spring. They say this is false advertisment. I am looking at this situation closely and realize that we need to move some things around on the label. We are known for the mountains on our labels and I do want to keep that image. We keep the fresh spring water logo. On the back I think that we should put the facts of how and why we have fresh water. After doing some research I found out that it is ethical for us to show the facts and show that we do have natural spring water. By showing the facts that we have natural spring water we will be confident and stand out against the other companies that look like they are hiding something Mineral water must not contain less than 250 parts per million of total dissolved solids. It has relative proportions and a consistent level of minerals and trace elements stemming from the moment the fresh water was removed from its source. Spring water is fresh water that comes from an underground formation where water naturally flows to the earth's surface. Purified water is water that has been distilled, deionized, had reverse osmosis or gone through a similar...
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...Associate Level Material Appendix B Ethical Theories Chart Complete the chart below using information from the weekly readings and additional research if necessary. Include APA formatted in-text citations when applicable and list all references at the bottom of the page. |Ethical Theory | | | | | | | | | | |Utilitarianism |Deontological |Virtue ethics | | | |Definition | |Making choices that determine the sole |Describes the character of a moral agent as | | |A consequentialist theory in a |purpose of morally required, forbidden, or|a driving force for ethical behavior rather | | |normative ethics holding that the |permitted. |than by rules, consequences, or social | | |right decision making is the one | |context...
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...The ethical dilemma that I faced happened around ten years ago when I was the manager of a sporting goods store the summer of my first year of college at the university of Toledo. I got the job because of being an athlete my entire life and I love being around sports so for a summertime job I figured being football player for Toledo it would be beneficial for the store and myself to be a part of the team and also to help increase profit and sales because of my athletic background. Well after about a month of working there I had become pretty good friends with many of the employees that also worked there with me. We all bonded pretty quickly because of athletics being our common bond. At play it again sports people traded in there used sports equipment for newer stuff they would get either consignment, trade, or cash all based on condition and also based on market value of the products being traded. After a couple months I started to notice golf products and summer sports products missing granted as an employee we were allowed to sign out any used golf item to take out and try and the goal of that was to be able to give customers imput on how the club or clubs felt played and worked on the course. But as an employee you were only allowed to take out clubs for no more then 72 hrs because of potential profit loss/customer loss as well. A couple of the employees were putting more money into other items people were trading and basically in a way stealing another product because...
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...As an operations professional, you need to be able to interact effectively with many internal customers—from corporate managers to field representatives. One of your peers is Jessica, who is a talented operations professional but who is downright rude to her internal customers. Her attitude is so bad that people around your company ask specifically to deal with you instead of Jessica. You’ve heard many tales about her sarcasm and her unwillingness to deliver anything other than the absolute minimum to other employees. You’ve thought about talking to Bruce, the manager to whom both you and Jessica report, but you and everyone else knows that they’re dating. In the meantime, your workload is increasing because of Jessica’s reputation. How do you handle Jessica and Bruce? The ethical issue is Jessica and Bruce are dating and Bruce is in a managerial position. This is making it hard on everybody involved. It is making hard on you because he is the manager that you and Jessica report to. Jessica is not doing her job very well and you need to take this problem to her first. You will try and make her see your point of view in a professional way; don’t make an enemy of her. Try as a friend to make Jessica see what is going on, this can be done by explaining that this could be a problem that the other employees could make hard for you and her. They could go to Bruce themselves and as we don’t want to make Bruce’s job any harder we could settle this between the two of us. If she...
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...Business Ethics Across Cultures XMGT/216 May 24, 2015 Diane Garvey Business Ethics Across Cultures The first article I read was about business ethics in China. According to this article, the Chinese value gifts and actually see them as a form of respect by the person giving the gift. Chinese people also believe in sages rather than a single God and they believe everything should be in harmony. These people place a special emphasis and are even dependent on the relationships of relatives and friends while attaching importance to the feelings of others. They see all relationships as lifetime commitments. In China, privacy is not highly valued, as they tend to work in groups rather than individually. This culture is made up of introverts who would rather sit in silence with courtesy, which is highly valued, rather than confront an issue. In marketing and advertising, the Chinese tend to value inner beauty and wisdom over looks and exaggerations. Chinese people do not like touching and actually avoid eye contact as a form of respect for one’s personal space. When making a deal or negotiating any business with the Chinese people, it is inevitable that such meetings will be carried out over food and drinks as they work to form lasting friendships with the people they do business with. Since they do not like the pressure of making strictly contractual arrangements, they avoid doing this over a meal. By eating with potential partners, it takes some of the focus off of contracts...
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...Your name XMGT / 216 ORGANIZATIONAL ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Week 6 Individual Current Ethical Issues Paper date Kudler Fine Foods is a gourmet grocery store that was open to find the exotic ingredients for the fine dining in one place. Kudler has a bakery department, meat and seafood department, produce department, cheese and dairy department, and a vast wine selection. Kudler has been opened since 1998 and has three other locations with a possible fourth on the way. Kudler is a California based location in all three companies. Kudler is open on Monday- Saturday from 10am-6pm, and on Sunday from 11am-4pm. Kathy, the owner of Kudler Fine Foods, thanks every customer for their patronage. Kudler is about to go on a marketing adventure to launch the possible fourth company opening. Kudler would like to expand the amount of customers that are currently shopping at the gourmet grocery store; to do this Kudler needs to do marketing research. In order for Kudler’s expansion proposition to take affect the appropriate marketing steps need to be executed. The importance of a well thought out marketing strategy is so when the new grocery store is opened the customers will want to shop there because of the marketing that has been set into place. The first step to be taken is a good marketing campaign that introduces the company to its new locations customers, let the new customers know the companies goals and...
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...Title of Your Abstract I. M. Author, U. R. Too1), and Y. R. Younot2) Department, Institution/Company, Town, State/Country, 1) Department, Institution/Company, Town, State/Country 2) Department, Institution/Company, Town, State/Country Email address of corresponding author Summary: Clearly state what is new in this first paragraph. The degree of novelty and clearness will be some of the major evaluation criteria in the review process. Relate your work to what has been already done. This section should describe your major achievements and represent a summary and conclusions of your contribution in a nutshell. Please do not submit papers that have already been published elsewhere. A maximum of 200 words should be appropriate for this section. Keywords: Provide a maximum of five keywords here. Motivation Here is some space to describe the background of your work. Cite references using brackets [1]. You may refer to the figures if appropriate to illustrate basic structures, device designs etc. (Fig. 1) not forgetting to describe what the reader should read out of this figure. |[pic] | |Fig. 1: One-column figure example. Briefly characterize here the main idea of the figure. | Results It is mandatory to present sample results in your abstract. Illustrate your approach and...
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...Setting up Lightroom 5 * Click the icon located in the center of the Desktop. * Once open tether the camera to Lightroom 5. Click File > Tethered Capture > Start Tethered Capture (Note: make sure the camera is connected to the usb cable and computer. * The Tethered Capture Settings window will open. I have already set up where it will be save. Just click ok. * You will notice a new pop up. Check to ensure that the camera is noticed. If it isn’t noticed it will look like the screen below. Take a practice shot. You should notice a new photo popped up in the bottom of the screen in the thumbnail section. * Make sure that you are in the Print Module. Located in the top right side of the screen. * Once in the Print Module look at the center left side of the screen. You will see Template browser. Under Users Templates will be the different settings. All of the photo, with the exception of the 8.5 x 11 size prints will be on 5 x 7 paper. * Once you pick the photo size look at the gray screen where the portraits display. On the top left side of the gray screen will be some text that start with Page 1 of 1. Below the Page 1 of 1 text look to see if the paper size is correct for the template you selected. Then look below the size and ensure that the Canon Printer is listed. Note if any other printer is listed, you need to call me. * Once the size is picked, look at the lower right of the screen and click Print. Clicking...
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...COPIER CONFUSION CASE STUDY Abstract The Business Company, Inc., badly needed new copying machines. The company had 20 machines, but they were old and copy quality was poor. They broke down frequently. And to change paper size from 8.5 x 11 in. to legal-size, the user had to remove one paper tray containing 8.5 x 11 in. paper and replace it with a tray containing legal-size paper. Newer machines had two trays, one for each paper size, that permitted changing paper size at the push of a button without changing paper trays. The company’s purchasing agent, thought this would be a labor-saving feature and decided to include it in a specification for purchase of new machines. The copying machine industry called this feature, “dual-cassette” design. John Richards, the company’s purchasing agent, thought this would be a labor-saving feature and decided to include it in a specification for purchase of new machines. The copying machine industry called this feature, “dual-cassette” design. The Business Company issued an invitation for bids for purchase and maintenance of 20 replacement machines. The solicitation included a specification that called for a machine that would permit “copying both 8.5 x 11 in. and legal-size paper without manually changing the paper trays.” The term dual cassette did not appear in the specification. John received bids from several companies, including Copies Incorporated, a reputable manufacturer...
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...PROJ598 – Contract and Procurement Management Copier Confusion The Business Company, Inc., badly needed new copying machines. The company had 20 machines, but they were old and copy quality was poor. They broke down frequently. And to change paper size from 8.5 x 11 in. to legal-size, the user had to remove one paper tray containing 8.5 x 11 in. paper and replace it with a tray containing legal-size paper. Newer machines had two trays, one for each paper size, that permitted changing paper size at the push of a button without changing paper trays. John Richards, the company’s purchasing agent, thought this would be a labor-saving feature and decided to include it in a specification for purchase of new machines. The copying machine industry called this feature, “dual-cassette” design. The Business Company issued an invitation for bids for purchase and maintenance of 20 replacement machines. The solicitation included a specification that called for a machine that would permit “copying both 8.5 x 11 in. and legal-size paper without manually changing the paper trays.” The term dual cassette did not appear in the specification. John received bids from several companies, including Copies Incorporated, a reputable manufacturer. Copiers had greeted the invitation for bids with great pleasure. Their inventory included 30 of their Model 125 copying machines, which they were phasing out. The Model 125 had only one tray, which held 8.5 x 11 in. and legal-size paper, but legal-size paper...
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...LANNER RECIPE & MEAL P Crossbow PRINTABLES D V IC E P R IN T IN G A Once again, thank you so much for choosing Crossbow Printables! I hope you love your planner pages and that they will keep you organised for many years to come. GENERAL PRINTING The best program to print these planner pages with is Adobe Reader, which you can download for free from the Adobe website (please Google Adobe Reader and follow the links as they vary per country). The quality of your planner pages will depend on your printer and paper quality, but I have designed them to be simple and elegant so that they look great through both home and professional printers. You can either print the Recipe & Meal Planner as a whole, using the guidance below, or print individual pages from the planner. To print an individual page, open the Planner PDF and press print, then under the ‘Pages to Print’ section in the printing options select the page/pages you would like to print. Select how many copies you would like and remember to make sure you have selected the correct paper size before pressing print. A4 PRINTING Once you have opened the planner PDF with Adobe Reader and pressed print, you will need to make sure you have A4 paper chosen in the ‘Page Setup’ area. If your printer can auto-duplex the pages, you can stand back and do a happy dance while your pages print! If not, print the odd pages first by clicking this option under the ‘Pages to Print’ section, then re-insert the pages and print the even pages...
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...Dear all Subject; confirm of monthly newsletter As we have the meeting about producing newsletter every month. I would be include all of the detail that we agree to all staff. Our newsletter would be producing in every months. The newsletter would consist of the industry spotlight, health at work, employee spotlight, new client information and News upcoming event. For the company procedure of document guild, The written style for all document would be concise, friendly, and professional in keeping with the mission statement of our Burleigh Accountant company and keep the file in appropriate folder which we have Administration, Marketing , Staffing and General policy and procedure. All document would have the company logo, company hyperlinks with pointing hand shape and the signed by senior accountant. I will follow the key style requirement as; The format of the page will use * A4 paper size with page margin as 2.54 cm. the header or footer 1.27 com from margin line. * The standard font for document is Arial 12. Heading would be bolded with heading 1 in 14 pt and Heading 2in 12 pt. * Autometic heading style would be created and used to ensure consistency in heading * The printing must be double –side * For our newsletter, we will use the business newsletter template from Microsoft word and Use the fonts contained in the newsletter template. The number of page is no more than 3 pages per newsletter. The content should keep bright and clear which consist...
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...XMGT 216 Axia College Material Appendix B Ethical Theories Chart Complete the chart below using information from the weekly readings and additional research if necessary. Ethical Theory Utilitarianism Moral decisions require taking full advantage of the benefits as well as minimizing the damage to society. (Trevino & Nelson, 2007) Deontological Somebody who concentrates on carrying out what is “right” consistent with their own ethics as well as ideals. (Trevino & Nelson, 2007) Virtue ethics A concentration on virtue ethics, or honesty, deal mainly with an individual’s character, inspirations, as well as objectives, in place of results or regulations, as their crucial factor of moral philosophy. (Trevino & Nelson, 2007) Rosalind Hursthouse A good philosopher takes decisions on the basis of the community standards without getting to go through a procedure of making a decision what is shocking, good quality, incorrect, or correct without getting a clash of interests. (Trevino & Nelson, 2007) Definition Ethical thinker associated with theory Decision-making process Jeremy Bentham (Sweet, 2008) What action nets the best consequences over bad consequences? Comes within reach of a decision by looking at various activities as well as results that are related with a problem. (Trevino & Nelson, 2007) Immanuel Kant (PHILOSOPHICAL ETHICS, 1993) A deontological philosopher takes decisions on the basis of good as well as bad. A good decision is respecting others irrespective...
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...Business Ethics Reflection Matthew Todd XMGT/216 4/22/12 Mike Ishmael Business Ethics Reflection Matthew Todd XMGT/216 4/22/12 Mike Ishmael In my previous job, there was a couple of ethical dilemmas I had over a period of time, but I’m only choosing one of them to focus on in this paper. This situation involved me catching another co-worker stealing products from the shop. I didn’t say anything at first because I thought maybe this person had gotten permission to use these items. I decided from then on that I was going to watch this person closely, to see if they would take anymore products. Sure enough they did, and that was the moment I knew for sure they were stealing from the company. I felt like I had to do something about it, but I just didn’t want the guy to find out that it was me that turned him in or he could retaliate against me. I thought about not saying anything, just so I could avoid causing any waves at work. If I overlooked the problem then I would be going against my moral values when faced with a difficult dilemma like this. Once I thought about the situation more I knew that I couldn’t let that happen, so I decided that the right thing to do would be to confront the person about what they had been doing before I went straight to management and turned them in. Once I confronted them about what I had seen them do. They were initially embarrassed about it, and didn’t know what to say. After talking to them more, I found out that they were having...
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...Business Ethics Reflection Patricia Henson XMGT/216 Version 2 January 29, 2012 Jeff Harris Business Ethics Reflection Every day people face many different issues in their work environments. These issues range from pay related issues to performance issues and among them are the ethical dilemmas that they may face. Making ethical decisions are often comprised in the workplace therefore it is important to so what is morally right. In 2009, I was hired by a small family owned business. The company is an Optical Store, which has 2 locations. I work for the main store where the manager is located and myself and another employee. The environment was nice and comfortable. Only 5 employees and everyone got along and it was a joy to go to work every day. However, an ethical dilemma occurred before I started and thereafter, I was involved because I had suspension that something was unethical about my manager’s behavior and work ethics. This is real life ethical dilemma therefore I will not mention names; to protect the privacy of all the stakeholders involved in this situation. I became somewhat uneasy by the manager’s action because I felt that her actions were unfair when it came to duties being assigned to the employees. I did approach her about this problem but little was done to improve the work ethics between the employees. In addition, I felt it would be safer to just go along with the matters at hand because I was not part of the family. Anyway, the manager began to act...
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