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Environmental pollution.Developed nations have complex, effective and substantial regulations concerning emission of pollutants, dumping of toxic materials, use of toxic materials in the workplace. o Climate change; o Environmental pollution; o Rainforest destruction; o Biodiversity; o Endangered species; Unethical behaviour. Personal ethics: generally accepted principles of right and wrong governing the conduct of individuals. (Hill, 2011, p.131) o Parents; o Schools; o Religion; o Media; o Community; o Friends, etc; Personal ethics affect our business conduct. o His personal ethics be stronger/better than the local? o His personal ethics be weaker than the local? o Local pressure lead to moral pollution? Challenge 3: what if an “ethical company” at home expect unethical behaviour abroad? Decision-making processes also affect ethics, as manager focus on straightforward business decisions (solving problems) and ignore the ethical consequences of their actions. o Shareholder approach; o Stakeholder approach; Organisational culture: values and norms that employees of an organisation share (Hill, 2011, p.134) Unrealistic performance expectations: pressure by parent company to meet unrealistic performance goals that can be attained only by cutting corners or acting unethically. (Hill, 2011, p.134) Leadership: helps establish the culture of an organisation and sets example for people to follow. (Hill, 2011, p.134) Community The company does not exist in an isolated vacuum, rather it is a part of a coherent social system and as such it: Date: 2015-01-29; view: 1019
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