Business Ethics (Uber) Background Information Uber companies are involved in the transportation of people across the United States and other countries. The most critical issue in as far as shipping is concerned is efficiency and time frame. Laws and recommendations depicted by different authoritative individuals, however, can sabotage the issue of transportation sector meeting customer needs. The real problem is, however, not the outcome of the laws and, but the claim itself. What can a single law that governs the uber industry have on the existence of a transport sector? The application that Uber companies should not run a check on their drivers before allowing them to carry passengers is one of them (Piantavini et al.). Uber drivers are the ones who work for uber companies, driving clients from one place to another. The claim has to be critically analyzed, including the advantages and disadvantages involved in each side of the coin. Claim The claim states that ‘It is not permissible for Uber companies in the United States to not perform an effective and through check on its drivers before…

Psychology Principles And Ethics Introduction According to ethical codes and standards of a psychologist’s article, the ready can understand how psychologists and caregivers need to behave. The article has outlined both the principles and the ethical codes that a psychologist should follow. The principles include; respect to human rights and dignity, justice, integrity, Beneficence and Nonmaleficence and the principle of fidelity and responsibility. A violation of these principles is said to be unacceptable and can lead to poor results during an assessment. In addition, the ethical codes of a psychologist are outlined in the article. The psychologist is supposed to work and act competitively, make quality assessments, work within human relation guidelines and uphold education qualities.  This discussion will focus on a scenario where clinician conducts tests under unfavourable conditions without considering the needs of a patient. Also, the clinician is said to carry out tests without reading the instructions and has employed unqualified employees. The discussion will analyze the code of ethics violated, how the issue can be solved, and if it’s the only factor that can influence results.…

Organization Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Organizational ethics are essential in guiding the decision making of management and the behavior of the employees. The ethical standards should guide the behavior of both the management and employees. However, there is a tendency of an ethical breach for the executives. Employees usually follow the ethical standards as set by the management or society. A person violating ethical standards suffers adverse consequences. The executive compensation has increased to the detriment of shareholders. The paper seeks to discuss business ethics, executive compensation ethics and ethical breach. Besides, the paper addresses provide solutions to an ethical violation and a conclusion to organization ethics. Ethics is a code of principles and values that guide the behavior of society or individuals in doing what is right or wrong (Zsolnai, n.d.). In business, ethics provide a standard in determining what is bad and good. The management will use business ethics in their decision-making processes on ethical issues. Ethics entails internal environment such as corporate culture and external environment regarding corporate social responsibility. Corporate culture is the behaviors…

The importance of business ethics Business ethics Business ethics is considered as unwritten and written codes of principles, morals and values. The business is setting standards for determining bad and ethical behaviour to make the right decision. It is a broad topic that helps to cover corporate social responsibility and corporate governance (Trapp, 2011). Business ethics is also considered as a subjective term that helps to examine unethical and corrupt practices of the organization, which include illegal use of copyrighted materials, employing child labour and taking bribes. Importance of business ethics Business ethics can meet basic human needs in which ethical fair and honest are the most basic needs of humans in the organization.  It is also able to secure society and the environment by adopting green practices in the organization.   Business reputation is the most significant asset of the organization. It is the most challenging task for the organization to build a reputation. The organization is required to start building a strong reputation with consistent ethical behaviour (Nastase, & Gligor-Cimpoieru, 2013).  Most of the investors are believing those companies…

Biblical ethics Biblical ethics is based on Christ’s teachings and is quite different from other theorems. The ethical approaches based on the bible are incorporated into most ethics, but the inverse is not valid. Biblical ethics also have one original plan in predicting the outcomes of their observations. When a person follows Biblical ethics, one may incur physical backlashes but is considered to have achieved salvation in the spiritual realm. The promise of salvation allows Christians to observe the rules without question (Arner, 2016, p. 379). Christ-centered ethics, if properly applied, may assist extensively in courtroom confessions. If a suspect or a witness in a court proceeding is a believer, compelling him/her to take an oath while holding the bible would help bring out all possible correct information from them. The act may help eliminate the complexity of applying other forceful information extraction techniques used by interrogative agencies. Therefore, no physical harm would be inflicted on a suspect or witness. Biblical ethics may also be applicable in convincing a suicide attempter to calm down from what grieves him. Psychologists consider…

persuasion and ethics The week’s chapters on persuasion and ethics are integral to have a clear understanding of the importance of ethical persuasion in advertising. Chapter one explains three central challenges to persuasion, a 24/7 working economy, ethics, and a result-oriented world. These three challenges can easily make an advert not to meet its desired objectives. Therefore, as a future marketer, I have learned the value of ensuring all advert messages developed are ethical. Preference to have the right words designed allows an individual not only to deliver the right message to the intended audience but also to have an opportunity to get desired feedback. I am passionate about marketing. These two chapters explore in detail how best to deliver a persuasive advert to the right audience. First, it is essential to identify the underlying needs of the intended audience. Second, organize the deliverables in a manner the audience will easily understand. Third, artistically craft the message about the target group. Fourth, memorize the issues and proposed solutions to the audience. Fifth, deliver the news and be open to receive…

principles of medical ethics In health care institutions, different ethical issues face both major and minor institutions. There is an ethical dilemma that has faced the Hopewell hospital. When doctor Cutrite was performing surgery to Mrs. Jameson, he left a needle protector in her belly. In this ethical problem, some people are involved in this issue. These people are the doctor himself, the supervisor of the surgery room, and the director of Hopewell hospital. The patient is also involved in this problem since she is the one who will suffer health-wise. In such an ethical dilemma, some medical ethics principles can be used to solve such a situation. These principles can also be used to provide the best guidance on how to provide moral duties within the healthcare institutions. The first principle of medical ethics is respect for autonomy. It explains that the patient must have the autonomy of thoughts, intentions, and actions when he decides his health care procedures. In this principle of autonomy, the patients are advised to know the risks and benefits of the processes that are…

Marketing Ethics and Misbehavior Marketing ethics refers to standards and principles that acceptable in the advertising (Saucier, 2008). Firms are guided by regulations or laws for them to conduct appropriate marketing in order to protect the consumers. The firms, while doing ethical marketing, consider the impact on consumers while they are advertising about their products. The adverts should be honest and genuinely depict product characteristics. Market ethics focuses on building a strong relationship between the consumer and the company. The marketing process is aimed at increasing the sales revenue for the company and increase the number of customers. Any misleading adverts may have the effect of adversely affecting the customers and the company may be petitioned to pay for damages caused. Marketing misbehavior will occur when the company has misleading or unethical advertising policies. The various agencies and rules guide the regulations of advertising and protect consumers. The paper covers consumers protections laws that help the organization to acts ethically and ensures the products of a firm are safe and healthy for consumer consumption. The article concludes by providing examples…

Morality and ethics Introduction The adventures of the author in Huckleberry Finn is the follow-up and its dumps the readers back in the Southern pre-war world. It is only this period that the adventurers were not liberty-threatening. Huckleberry Finn is a poor child whose father is an abusive drunk. Therefore, he runs away but encountered another runaway. There is a strong feature of ethics and morality in the novel, and it is set in contrary to the backdrop of social satisfaction. Therefore, the novel illustrates how individuals make their moral choices. Moreover, the author shows how the title character is discovering his moral voice. For instance, his deep relationship with Jim and the conflict friendship help Huckleberry to differentiate between artificial morality in unjust laws and the real moral truths of friendship as well as universal human rights. The decision-making process of Huckleberry reflects on both virtue ethics and Kantian deontological ethics. https://www.grin.com/document/381043 Man is the only slave, and therefore, he is the only creature that enslaves. That is, he has been a slave in many forms and has always…

My Take on “The Nurse Who Thought the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses Was Wrong” Martha Levy finds herself torn between her professional code of ethics and her religious morality. On the one hand, her professional morality (as expressed in the ANA Code of Ethics) emphasizes the importance of patient autonomy. One widely accepted aspect of respecting patient autonomy is that a patient should not be forced to endure a treatment or procedure which they autonomously do not wish to undergo or continue. In this case, we do not hear Mr. Carson’s wishes directly from his mouth. However, his niece is his recognized surrogate and voice for his autonomous wishes. This form of surrogacy has become legally and ethically accepted practice in current medicine and health care. And so, ethically speaking, unless one can show reason otherwise, the decisions of Mr. Carson’s niece are accepted as his decisions as well. On the other hand, her religious morality (or at least the extent to which she and her rabbi interpret this morality) holds that life should always be preserved. This…