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What Corporations Are Doing To Regain Public Trust
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A 6 page paper. Public trust in corporations is at an all time low. Very few Americans trust anything corporate executives say. This essay reports data regarding the waning trust Americans have in big business and then, goes on to discuss what is being done to regain trust and assure the public companies are following ethical codes. Most of their processes are happening behind the scene and will never be published. Professional organizations and regulators, on the other hand, are widely publishing steps they are taking. Examples are included. Statistical data are included. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: PGcpett.rtf

What Role Does Intent Play In Determining Ethical Behavior
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A 32 page paper focusing on corporate social responsibility (CSR). The paper provides a review of the philosophical positions of Kant, Mill and Rawls. It continues with a review of the evolution of the view of the corporation, applying the philosophical foundation. The paper uses GE and Starbucks as examples. Starbucks does not ensure that all employees have access to health insurance by accident. GE did not stumble onto the concept of virtue to decide maybe it would be a nice diversion for the short term. These and other admirable companies behave ethically by design and clear intent. The annotated bibliography (7 pages) lists 21 sources.
Filename: KSbusEthCorp.rtf

Whistle Blowing In The Workplace
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9 pages in length. The notion of ethics within the workplace environment has come under significant scrutiny of late, with the general consensus reflecting how ethical decision-making has fallen by the wayside in exchange for immediate gratification that almost always detrimentally impacts untold numbers of innocent people inadvertently caught up in the unscrupulous events. For some of those who know of these unethical goings-on, the ability to remain quiet becomes both mentally and emotionally troubling, inasmuch as they fear reprisals if they blow the whistle, as well as for the consequences such immoral actions stand to reap upon thousands of trusting stakeholders. Bibliography lists 13 sources.
Filename: TLCwhstl.rtf

Whistle Blowing: Vioxx
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3 pages in length. Can the broken relationship between business ethics and public perception ever be mended? Will there ever come a time when business ethics are not governed by whistle blowers? While there can be no doubt how stakes are high when whistle blowing is involved, one might conclude that without it civilized society would cease to exist. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCWhisBlow.rtf

Whistleblowing and Company Loyalty
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This 5 page report discusses whether or not whistleblowing violates company loyalty. What must be considered is the broad range of factors that go into any individual or group of people deciding that something their employer is doing is not right and must be stopped. The complexities inherent to whistleblowing has made it one of the most difficult aspects of business ethics to analyze appropriately. It carries far more issues with it than simply what is right or wrong. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: BWwhistl.rtf

Whistleblowing's Effect on Ethical Organizational Behavior
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A 5 page paper discussing whistleblowing within the context of the theories of relativism and utilitarianism, for the purpose of determining whether the threat of whistleblowing activity leads organizations to behave more ethically. The paper concludes that it does not, but that the availability of the option is of great importance to the individuals who must make the initial whistleblowing decision. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: KSbusEthWhis.rtf

Who Owns Information
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A 9 page paper that explores the issue of who owns information and the associated issue regarding the ethics of using any piece of information. Neither privacy laws nor copyright laws cover all the information that is available today. As a result of the Internet, anyone can access just about any piece of information they want about any given individual. The writer explores a number of opinions and ideas about these issues. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PGinfo4.wps

Why Crimes Involving Corporations Should be Reported
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This 12 page paper evaluates various theories in ethics and morality and contends that people should report corporate crime to the police. Various types of crimes are discussed. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: SA702cor.rtf

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