Business ethics are however considered insignificant in the eyes of an entrepreneur. So that is another problem;small businesses don't have the time or money to do a lot of community activities.
I find the comment the presenter makes at 34:59 incredibly sexist. Not all women have children, and men don't want to work 16 hour days just as much as women don't. Work/life balance is appealing to all genders.
The times square test is a weird one. I get that its loosely like "would you want to say this in front of a jury?".....but....if i'm being intimate in a loving committed relationship...that's not unethical but i wouldn't want it broadcast on times square. i get naked and shower every day i wouldn't want that broadcast. Hell even if i were a closeted homosexual, i might think that there's nothing UNETHICAL about my homosexuality but still not want to shout it from the rooftops. I don't find my political positions unethical but some of them I wouldn't want broadcast because they're contentious* and could get me in trouble. but contentious is not the same as unethical.
If in a Company the lower level staff has high Ethical values and beliefs (personal principles & values)and sees the company doing some unethical Behaviour which is harming the Environment & Community. What should the Employee do....incase the employee has approached the Supervisori & the Manager concerned and shuts the employee stating its none of your business and thats one way to make profit for company by being lil unethical.... The employee is isolated and threat of unemployment.....in such a case its very difficult for employee.....should employee follow the Company & its Managements and work silently or report the case ......and what would be the Stakeholders state if the unethical behaviour is reported in media ........
The narrator mentioned about work/life balance, work from home and shift works, which is so practical and applied so well at present Corona virus situation.
I am revising for an exam on Exploring Business Ethics on Milton Friedman's social responsibly theory. Do you have a Lesson on theories such as these people?
I actually just put together a video covering the social responsibility perspectives, one of which being Friedman's. Here's a link to the video: Episode 150: Common Perspectives of Social Responsibility Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot. Would you be able to help me a little further please as I can,t get my head around the basics of tge theories of utilitarianism and kants theory as well. Thank you so much for the helo
I'm not terribly knowledgeable of either theory. I know that utilitarianism is about maximizing the happiness of everyone as opposed to simply the one making the decisions. Kind of the is it in the best interest of society mentality. If you can find John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism that will provide a great deal of information. I'm even less familiar with Kant's Theory, although its based on the idea that morality was based on people adhering to universal principles using rational thought. Hope this helps a bit. Good luck.
Thank you very much sir
so helpful for my course in business management
Thanks for this presentation. I believe it will guide me in pursuit of my BBA
dewayne thomas I'm glad to hear that Dewayne! Good luck pursuing your BBA.
That is Great lessons proffessor, Can you send the Reference who were the Business Ethics specialists?
Hi, Thanks for the great video. Can you please provide references for examples, especially the Michigan - Ohio cheating study?
Great video on Ethics ! One of the best I've seen. thanks for sharing.
Business ethics are however considered insignificant in the eyes of an entrepreneur. So that is another problem;small businesses don't have the time or money to do a lot of community activities.
is still don't understand what social responsibility is.
+Tom John
standard chartered marathon - one example of CSR.
I find the comment the presenter makes at 34:59 incredibly sexist. Not all women have children, and men don't want to work 16 hour days just as much as women don't. Work/life balance is appealing to all genders.
The times square test is a weird one. I get that its loosely like "would you want to say this in front of a jury?".....but....if i'm being intimate in a loving committed relationship...that's not unethical but i wouldn't want it broadcast on times square. i get naked and shower every day i wouldn't want that broadcast. Hell even if i were a closeted homosexual, i might think that there's nothing UNETHICAL about my homosexuality but still not want to shout it from the rooftops. I don't find my political positions unethical but some of them I wouldn't want broadcast because they're contentious* and could get me in trouble. but contentious is not the same as unethical.
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Thanks for the videos. Good topic for my CSR class.
***** You're most welcome! Good luck with your CSR class.
***** Thank you! I want my students to understand how CSR works. More videos will do the trick!
If in a Company the lower level staff has high Ethical values and beliefs (personal principles & values)and sees the company doing some unethical Behaviour which is harming the Environment & Community. What should the Employee do....incase the employee has approached the Supervisori & the Manager concerned and shuts the employee stating its none of your business and thats one way to make profit for company by being lil unethical....
The employee is isolated and threat of unemployment.....in such a case its very difficult for employee.....should employee follow the Company & its Managements and work silently or report the case ......and what would be the Stakeholders state if the unethical behaviour is reported in media ........
The narrator mentioned about work/life balance, work from home and shift works, which is so practical and applied so well at present Corona virus situation.
Define social responsible marketing and discuss the FOUR (4) main
areas of social responsibility
thank you ......
+rahab githinji You're very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Are ethics and human rights the same thing? And if not what are their differences.
Hi, its was very helpful thanks, but can you include references and sources you used??
Do you have a video about the Ten Commandment of Corporate Social Responsibility?
1). Avoid uneccessary cultural or religious references that exclude certain communities or place one group above others :)
Will you please summarize it
the playlist order is messed up
This is so amazing..
Here because Intro to Co-op in UC
your clearly fixation should be clear plz
Practice what you preach.
this is in context to the Leaders of the companies, when encouraging employees to be more ethical.
thank for this vido
You're very welcome!
Yes. Most executive level management speak the words without the corresponding actions following
Amazing video!😍☀
I am revising for an exam on Exploring Business Ethics on Milton Friedman's social responsibly theory. Do you have a Lesson on theories such as these people?
I actually just put together a video covering the social responsibility perspectives, one of which being Friedman's. Here's a link to the video: Episode 150: Common Perspectives of Social Responsibility
Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot. Would you be able to help me a little further please as I can,t get my head around the basics of tge theories of utilitarianism and kants theory as well. Thank you so much for the helo
I'm not terribly knowledgeable of either theory. I know that utilitarianism is about maximizing the happiness of everyone as opposed to simply the one making the decisions. Kind of the is it in the best interest of society mentality. If you can find John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism that will provide a great deal of information.
I'm even less familiar with Kant's Theory, although its based on the idea that morality was based on people adhering to universal principles using rational thought.
Hope this helps a bit. Good luck.