Pattern of Ethics Scandals The report study has different causes that are associated with bad management. The USB provides an excellent oversight of the bad governance in the case development and wrong tone that are stated in the top MiniCase. There was a conflict of interest between US companies and USB. This conflict was arising since USB was many US companies to evade taxes that were imposed by the IRS according to the case study (Aspan, 2013). The development of the case generated some aspects of selfish accounting practices due to poor control of the government system. For example, the case indicates there is some sort of libor manipulation scandals where the USB was associated with the second conflict in the act of colluding traders and brokers. The dispute arose when the USB showed some interest in the process of adjusting banks’ panel for interdealers. This was meant to create an advantageous position for the adjustment of trading positions on libor submissions. The USB generates some facts on protection on some ethics that include the idea process of evading from…

Global ethics Challenge of developing a global ethical perspective The challenge of developing a global ethical perspective entails many factors given that each country has its own traditions, culture, national and religious perspectives which shape the behavior or views of people on certain actions or values. For instance, some people in a certain country can attest to some actions or behaviors as rightful while other people in another country can view the same action as ethically bad. Moreover, it is a challenge to build a new global ethical perspective given the numerous nature of existing religions in the world which can make individuals to consider a certain behavior ethically good or bad based on their beliefs. There are two perspectives related to developing a global ethical perspective; ethical imperialism and cultural relativism. The cultural relativism concept argues that no cultures ethics are more important than other cultures. This means that there are no agreed international wrongs or rights. Cultural relativism believes in the saying “do what romans do while in Rome”. On the side of ethical imperialism, people are advised…

Business & Professional Ethics paper Using Book CHAPTER ONE: Business & Professional Ethics forDirectors, Executives & Accountants8th EditionLeonard J. Brooks, Paul DunnISBN-10: 1305971450ISBN-13: 9781305971455© 2018 and http://watchdocumentaries.com/enron-the-smartest-guys-in-the-room/ http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/31/us/the-fight-to-reveal-abuses-by-catholic-priests.html Links to an external site. on September 23, 2014. This video uses a medley of television news reports from the 1980s to provide a history of repeated abuses by Catholic priests and repeated promises to end the abuse. The video caption asks the question, “Sexual abuse in the Catholic Church has been making headlines for years. Some priests have been punished, but what about the bishops who shielded them?” After reading Chapter One, watching the Enron DVD and watching the historical events associated with the Catholic Church – please discuss, through consideration of the analysis and views of the arguments presented in Chapter One and module one material, ″how do corporations bury ethical problems″. Use the Catholic Church and Enron as business model examples[unique_solution] Using Book CHAPTER ONE: Business & Professional Ethics forDirectors, Executives & Accountants8th EditionLeonard J. Brooks, Paul DunnISBN-10: 1305971450ISBN-13: 9781305971455© 2018 and http://watchdocumentaries.com/enron-the-smartest-guys-in-the-room/ http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/31/us/the-fight-to-reveal-abuses-by-catholic-priests.html Links to an external site. on September 23, 2014. This video…

Personal ethics             Our characters, how we behave and do thing deeply explains who we are. Every decision that we make matters and can affect everyone around us either positively or negatively. What is ethics? To me, this is standards of doing what is right or wrong. Personal ethics is what now differentiate one person from another. My ethics have been moulded and guided by religion. The work will explain how I understand ethics in my view. The moral right requires foresight and logic as it helps in viewing the life of others. I agree with Kayes (2019) that ethics have to do with standard and moral value. I understand that every ethical decision made either in local places or institution should be respected and recognised. According to Brooks et al (2012) employees should be empowered to make an ethical decision and be able to defend them. The conclusion I make should be accepted and acknowledge as because my ethics allow it. Religion is of the factor that moulds my ethics; helping to decide what is right and what is…

Bioethics in Terri Schiavo’s Case The case is that of Terri Schiavo, who was in a vegetative state in the 1990s and the legal issues that followed over the use of artificial medication that included using PEG tubes to provide nutrition and hydration. The patient had a husband, Mr. Schiavo, who, in 2000, petitioned for the services to be given to his wife. He faced constant legal affirmation that the PEG tubes were to be removed as per the patient’s wishes. However, he kept appealing in other courts, such as the appellant court, in 2000, until 2005, without the success of changing the rulings in his favor. He included licensed physicians whom he hired to provide affidavits over the patient’s health status to the judge. The patient’s parents were in support of Terri’s autonomy that had objected to the use of the tubes. The bioethical issue in question, therefore, is the respect autonomy and self-determination of Terri (Perry et al., 2005). The bioethical issues that were featured in the case in regards to end-of-life issues are those of respect for…

methods, populations, and ethics for the information management security issue Please, do not include cover page, abstract, table of contents, and introduction in this assignment.   Having developed a research question and conducted a literature review, the next step is to apply an appropriate research methodology to address the research question. When choosing a research methodology, it is essential that the researcher chooses a methodology that matches the research question. Gather conclusions from your readings and research as to what method would be best for your topic. For your methodology section: Describe methods, populations, and ethics for the information management security issue. Qualitative examples may include: case study, multi case-study, Delphi, et cetera. Quantitative examples may include: survey, nonexperimental, correlation, et cetera. Synthesize the current best quantitative or qualitative methodological approach for your information management security issue. [unique_solution] Identify what instrument will be used, or for qualitative research, what interview questions will be asked. Describe the population chosen and how participants are contacted. Describe how sampling is performed. Include a 20-reference bibliography. Review the specific documents from your program on research methodology. Your writing should demonstrate…

Data ethics             The human population is on the verge of a revolution with transformations in big data and the numerous phenomena associated with them such as social media usage, health tracking data, emails, and text messaging (Hand, 2018). These developments have been so rapid that the average user has often failed to know and understand their actions and the resulting consequences. Over the years, there has been a change of perception in ethics since many people and corporates are unaware of the unintended consequences of their actions (Zwitter, 2014). Therefore an ethical over-watch and restrictions over the data relating to peoples activities is required to ensure that the risks and benefits of data technology are balanced. According to Zwitter  ( 2014), Our activities have become completely transparent to anybody with the right access and skills. Data analysts are able to tell our shopping preferences, health status, online consumption and most information on our private life (Hand, 2018). This data can be used in a targeted way to influence people to act in a certain way, such as changing people’s…

Ethics in Autonomous Cars In this century technology and automation is all that is required so as to compete effectively in the business world. The haste towards the development and manufacture of autonomous cars is the new talk in the automotive world of today. Big companies such as the Tesla, Volvo and the Mercedes Benz have already got into the game and modeled the various concepts (Gerla et al, 2014). The transition of evolving from driven cars to self-driven cars has been hit hard due to the fact that not only are they infringing but also lack mundane ethics. For instance, the brains behind the manufacture of autonomous cars should consider the safety of the people around them such as cyclists and pedestrians, however, conflicts have been witnessed when discussing mundane situations such as crosswalks, intersections, and turns on the roads. Moreover, the sense that these cars should drive more safely than human drivers, there is a big question about the safety of society. Pursuing this further, philosophers have debated these mundane situations basing the fact on the trolley problem…

Ethics and Decision Making in Corporate Set-up The Hewlett Packard Board of Directors and general counsel became the center of discussion and news in September of two thousand and six, after a local news station revealed that the then chairwoman, Patricia Dunn, had contracted investigators to identify the source of an information leak. The information that had been leaked was published in a local daily in January of two thousand and six. According to the then chairwoman of Hewlett Packard, Patricia Dunn, the information published was leaked from a boardroom meeting that took place with the company’s Board of Directors behind closed doors (Sims). The team that was contacted by Patricia Dunn to conduct the investigation comprised of independent security experts and several journalists. The investigation team, however went ahead and recruited private investigators who used a technique known as pretexting to illegally obtain personal information, such as phone records, from the Board of Directors. Decisions made by the Board of Directors and Patricia Dunn after the case was brought to light, was a reflection of ethical decisions that the…

Code of Ethics write a three to four page paper discussing your personal code of ethics as compared to the NASW Code of Ethics, noting areas where your personal values are consistent with NASW and any areas where you disagree or see potential for ethical dilemmas, AND discussing your understanding of the concept of ″professional use of self″ and what you personally would bring to the social work profession as you professionally use your ″self″ to help other people. Professional Use of Self″ Statement The term ″professional use of self″, as applied in the social services field, is the worker′s conscious use of his or her self as a vehicle to effect change in the helpee, client, consumer, group or community. The Social Work Dictionary defines ″self″ as ″an individual′s unique identity; that part of the personality or character that distinguishes the person or entity from all others″. [unique_solution]When we think about the ″tools″ of the helping profession, this concept reminds us that ″we″ are our best therapeutic instrument, our most effective tool. Being fully ourselves in genuine, authentic ways…