Discusison:
Review "Code of Ethics" and response below:
An acquaintance of yours in your class has just asked you if he or she could copy a paper you wrote for another instructor last semester. Chances seem good that last semester's instructor and your current course instructor don't talk with one another much. Given that, what are your alternatives? What are the consequences of each? Would this situation have been easier to resolve if you had asked yourself the three ethical test questions listed in this week's assigned chapter? Why? Why not?
Your current supervisor has asked for your assistance with shredding some office documents. You have some understanding of the records retention policy for your company. It seems that the request is untoward in that you're being asked to shred documents just a few weeks old. What are your alternatives in this instance? Who should you talk to about this? Why?
Will there ever be a single set of international rules governing multinational companies? Why? Why not? In what way are United States businesses demanding socially responsible behavior from their international suppliers? Why is this important to discuss?
Does the United States have a unified and single set of rules or regulations that govern the actions of domestic companies? Of the top companies in the United States today, how do they go about demanding socially responsible behavior?