Module 1 Flashcards
(29 cards)
A system of Moral Principles. It Affects how people make decisions and lead their lives
Ethics
Concerned with what is good for individuals and society and is also described as moral philosophy
Ethics
The ethics term is derived from the Greek word ________
ethos
Ethos means
custom, habit, character or disposition
What are the (4) Ethics Dilemmas?
- How to live a good life
- Our rights and responsibilities
- The language of right and wrong
- moral decisions – what is good and bad?
What is the Golden Rule?
Do unto others as you’d have them do unto you
— Luke 6:31
What are the (5) Basic Principles of Ethics?
- The Golden Rule
- The Rights of Others
- The Consequences of our Actions
- Be Accountable for your Actions
- Truthfulness, alongside Integrity
This time-honored principle applies now more than ever because as a society, we have lost our moral compass.
The Golden Rule
Ethical people are very considerate as to wether their actions may influence the rights of other people or not
The Rights of Others
Our Actions have Consequences
The Consequences of Our Actions
We should always take responsibility for our actions, and learn from our mistakes and move forward productively
Be Accountable for your Actions
it structures the foremost fundamental standard of ethical behavior; having the courage about your conviction
Truthfulness, alongside Integrity
companies operate according to all applicable laws. This keeps the company’s respect among its peers and customers and protects it from legal liability
Business Ethics
Ethical Treatment can _____________, and ________________.
- increase employee retention
- reducing hiring and training costs
A business that treats its customer or clients ethically can _________ _______, and ____________________________.
- ## Build Trust
A business that treats its customer or clients ethically can _________ _______, and _______ ________ ____________.
- Build Trust
- Create Longstanding relationships
It refers to the set of moral principles that guides a company’s conduct
Business Ethics
(7) Types of Business Ethics
- Personal Responsibility
- Corporate Responsibility
- Loyalty
- Respect
- Trustworthiness
- Fairness
- Social and Environmental Responsibility
It is important that a company pays attention, and potentially invests in the following areas:
- The Age of Information
- The Millennial Factor
- Increased Competition
- The Bottom Line
It is the key for employees in both entry-level and senior positions.
- Personal Responsibility
Businesses have responsibilities; to their employees, their clients or customers, and their board of directors
Corporate Responsibility
A valuable quality for both corporate leaders and team members
Loyalty
A valuable quality for both corporate leaders and team members
Loyalty
It is an important business ethic both in the way the business treats its clients, customers, and employees, and in the way its team members treat one another
Respect