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The Business Ethics Workshop

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The Business Ethics Workshop

Ethics is about determining value; it's deciding what's worth doing and what doesn't matter so much. Business ethics is the way we decide what kind of career to pursue, what choices we make on the job, which companies we want to work with, and what kind of economic world we want to live in and then leave behind for those coming after. There are no perfect answers to these questions, but there's a difference between thinking them through and winging it.

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Anonymous
Publisher
LibreTexts
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LibreTexts
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CC BY-NC-SA
Language
EN
Category
Business Administration
Contents· 96 sections
  1. 01: What is Business Ethics
  2. 1.01: What is Business Ethics
  3. 1.02: The Place of Business Ethics
  4. 1.03: Is Business Ethics Necessary
  5. 1.04: Facebook and the Unavoidability of Business Ethics
  6. 1.05: Overview of The Business Ethics Workshop
  7. 1.06: Case Studies
  8. 02: Theories of Duties and Rights- Traditional Tools for Making Decisions in Business When the Means Justify the Ends
  9. 2.01: The Means Justify the Ends versus the Ends Justify the Means
  10. 2.02: Perennial Duties
  11. 2.03: Immanuel Kant- The Duties of the Categorical Imperative
  12. 2.04: Rights
  13. 2.05: Case Studies
  14. 03: Theories of Consequence Ethics- Traditional Tools for Making Decisions in Business When the Ends Justify the Means
  15. 3.01: What is Consequentialism
  16. 3.02: Utilitarianism- The Greater Good
  17. 3.03: Altruism- Everyone Else
  18. 3.04: Egoism- Just Me
  19. 3.05: Case Studies
  20. 04: Theories Responding to the Challenge of Cultural Relativism
  21. 4.01: What is Cultural Relativism
  22. 4.02: Nietzsche's Eternal Return of the Same
  23. 4.03: Cultural Ethics
  24. 4.04: Virtue Theory
  25. 4.05: Discourse Ethics
  26. 4.06: Ethics of Care
  27. 4.07: The Cheat Sheet- Rules of Thumb in Applied Ethics
  28. 4.08: Case Studies
  29. 05: Employee's Ethics- What's the Right Job for Me
  30. 5.01: Finding Jobs to Want
  31. 5.02: Working for Ethically Complicated Organizations
  32. 5.03: Case Studies
  33. 06: Employee's Ethics- Getting a Job Getting a Promotion Leaving
  34. 6.01: The Resume Introduction
  35. 6.02: What Am I Worth
  36. 6.03: Plotting a Promotion
  37. 6.04: Looking for a Better Job Outside the Company
  38. 6.05: Take This Job and...
  39. 6.06: Case Studies
  40. 07: Employee's Ethics- Making the Best of the Job You Have as You Get from 9 to 5
  41. 7.01: Taking Advantage of the Advantages- Gifts Bribes and Kickbacks
  42. 7.02: Third-Party Obligations- Tattling Reporting and Whistle-Blowing
  43. 7.03: Company Loyalty
  44. 7.04: Stress Sex Status and Slacking- What Are the Ethics of Making it Through the Typical Workday
  45. 7.05: Case Studies
  46. 08: Manager's Ethics- Getting Promoting and Firing Workers
  47. 8.01: Hiring
  48. 8.02: Wages
  49. 8.03: Promoting Employees
  50. 8.04: Firing
  51. 8.05: Case Studies
  52. 09: Manager's Ethics- Deciding on a Corporate Culture and Making It Work
  53. 9.01: What Is Corporate Culture
  54. 9.02: The Relation Between Organizational Culture and Knowing the Right Thing to Do
  55. 9.03: Two Ethically Knotted Scenes of Corporate Culture- Clothes and Grooming
  56. 9.04: What Culture Should a Leader Choose to Instill
  57. 9.05: Styles and Values of Management
  58. 9.06: Case Studies
  59. 10: The Tense Office- Discrimination Victimization and Affirmative Action
  60. 10.01: Racial Discrimination
  61. 10.02: Gender Discrimination and Occupational Segregation
  62. 10.03: Discrimination- Inferiority versus Aptness
  63. 10.04: The Diversity of Discrimination and Victimization
  64. 10.05: The Prevention and Rectification of Discrimination- Affirmative Action
  65. 10.06: Case Studies
  66. 11: The Aroused Office - Sex and Drugs at Work
  67. 11.01: Is There Anything Special About Sex
  68. 11.02: Bad Sex- Harassment
  69. 11.03: Drugged
  70. 11.04: The Organization Wants You to Use Drugs
  71. 11.05: Case Studies
  72. 12: The Selling Office- Advertising and Consumer Protection
  73. 12.01: Two Kinds of Advertising
  74. 12.02: Do Ads Need to Tell the Truth
  75. 12.03: We Buy Therefore We Are- Consumerism and Advertising
  76. 12.04: Consumers and Their Protections
  77. 12.05: Case Studies
  78. 13: The Responsible Office- Corporations and Social Responsibility
  79. 13.01: What Kind of Business Organizations Are There
  80. 13.02: Three Theories of Corporate Social Responsibility
  81. 13.03: Should Corporations Have Social Responsibilities The Arguments in Favor
  82. 13.04: Should Corporations Have Social Responsibilities The Arguments Against
  83. 13.05: Case Studies
  84. 14: The Green Office- Economics and the Environment
  85. 14.01: The Environment
  86. 14.02: Ethical Approaches to Environmental Protection
  87. 14.03: Three Models of Environmental Protection for Businesses
  88. 14.04: Animal Rights
  89. 14.05: Case Studies
  90. 15: The Domination Office- The Star System and Labor Unions
  91. 15.01: What is the Star System
  92. 15.02: Questions Provoked by the Star System
  93. 15.03: Ethics- Justifying and Criticizing the Star System
  94. 15.04: Unions
  95. 15.05: Union Strikes
  96. 15.06: Case Studies