Ethics

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Leaving Goldman Sachs When Smith Greg joined Goldman Sachs, there were already ethical issues at the company in that they focused more on making a lot of money on client satisfaction. In ethical business, the client comes first, and at Goldman's, the money came first before a client was satisfied. The company had integrity and transparency issues as part of their culture. Additionally, conflicts of interest were one major ethical issue Goldman Sachs had. The interests of the clients were significantly sidelined by the company (Smith A27).The message sent to interns was that they could become managers as early as 28 years; thus, encouraged them to...

Name Instructor Course Date Group Think The society encourages people to think for themselves by allowing them to make the decisions they think are right. In the United States, people think for themselves and it is demonstrated by them taking part in the democratic processes that impact their lives directly. People are allowed to think for themselves and it is also made clear to them that choices and decisions have consequences. In K-12, children are taught to think for themselves by teaching them and at the same time asking questions. This helps to ensure that what the students are being taught sticks in their minds and they can critically think about it. Children need to be taught...

Student’s Name: Course: Instructor: Date: What risks did President Piñera face in launching a rescue despite the low chances of success? The president faced several risks in order to rescue the miners. For instance, he put the lives of other people to risk when he allowed them to participate in rescuing the lives of the miners even though he had been told that there was only 10% chance of the miners to be alive and later it went below 2%. The rescue was also risky since the people who got involved in the rescuing could hurt the miners while trying to help them. It was also risky since the mining place was very deep and therefore it could result in more danger. How did the miners...

Name Course Tutor Date Vail v. Masker Case Citation Vail v. Masker, 812 So.2d 807 (La.App. 4.Cir. 2002) Facts In the case of Vail v. Masker, the plaintiff wanted the court to set aside the decision by the trial court. The decision by the trial was that the owner of the McDonalds restaurant did not owe a duty to the plaintiff in terms of protecting them from unforeseeable events such as theft. Ms. Vail was at the McDonalds restaurant, and her purse was stolen (Vail v. Masker N.p). She chose to pursue the thief into the street and was knocked down by the getaway car. Ms. Vail had petitioned the court to compel the Masker to offer compensation for her injuries. Issue 1 Does Mr. Masker and...

Name: Class: Instructor: Date: Managerial Decision It is a case of a morally intense issue. The issues involved in this case are matters of life and death. The plant is a source of livelihood for the unfortunate disabled in the society who cannot get employment anywhere. Moreover, their families can face break up with the shutting down of the plant. Furthermore, I have one year before retirement, and I am likely to suffer a financial loss with shutting down of the plant. Besides, considering my economic status and my inadequacies in acquiring other jobs coupled with the allergies of my spouse, I find the plant as my only hope. Contrastingly, the plant is affecting not only the environment but...

Student’s name: Instructor’s name: Course: Date: Compliance versus Ethics The NCAA is concerned with compliance rather than ethics. This is evidenced by how NCAA handles misconducts in the various sports tournament across the United States. A compliance-based program focusses on strict adherence to set guidelines and enforcement of penalties in case the guidelines are not followed. An ethics-based program is focused on doing what is right at all times. The case studies indicate that College administration is aware of the guidelines set by NCAA but still allows different forms of misconducts such as unfair play and student harassment to take place (Armen and Draggan, n.p). The New Belgium...