• Next, create a utilitarian stakeholder analysis identifying the parties who have an interests in this case. Evaluate whether you need to add or subtract from this list. Attach it to your completed paper. (See “How to Construct a [Utilitarian] Stakeholder Analysis”) • Case Analysis: Examine your “decision list” and analyze your decision options from an ethical standpoint. Keep the stakeholders in mind.
Ethics Game Reflection Garry Frazier ETH/316 September 19, 2012 Jeffrey Wisdom Ethics Game Reflection Recently two ethical games were played for the purpose of helping the modern employee recognize certain criteria’s in making ethical decision in the workplace. Examples of these criteria’s are identifying the issues, the steps that were taking when addressing those issues, what perspectives did the person use when making the decision, how did the steps influence the final decision, and finally can the concepts from a hypothetical simulation get applied to everyday work life in reality. The first simulation was called the Mysterious Roses, and from the exercise along with skimming the text, the understanding is that an employee has a dilemma, on whether or not to
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is charged with enforcing regulations to ensure that men and women have a safe and healthy working environment. They set up training and educate employers on how to keep the workplace safe. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) regulates products, specifically the products that could eventually become not safe. They do this by prohibiting hazardous products, summoning back products that have potential defects, and spending the time to study the potential hazards found. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates the amount of pollutants that atmosphere is exposed to during production.
Management and certain workers should acquire education on drug seeking behavior among patients and workers (Harldorsson 2007). Clinicians need to be taught about the regulations concerning control use of substances and the ethical rules and regulations that follow them. It is essential for doctors to understand their moral duty to their patients and to their employers. Cases concerning ethical violation tend to destroy the reputation of the employers (hospitals), ruining the name of the hospital. It is the work of the health practitioner to acquire knowledge on how to help a patient who gets control drugs from online pharmacies.
During the examination of the problem first one must recognize that an issue exists. Study the problem in its entirety by gaining feedback from those directly affected by the problem. Find the root of the problem, what is the cause of the problem. Completing this process in great detail is important for its stability and moving forward throughout the cycle. The next part of this stage relies on the stakeholders.
EthicsGame Dilemmas Ginger Bailey ETH/316 July 23, 2012 Charles J. Fanning EthicsGame Dilemmas The EthicsGame Simulation provided two different scenarios in which the player was to decide how to deal with an ethical dilemma in the workplace. Each simulation had different ethical issues to deal with and provided assistance to the manager (player) on how to come to a resolution for the situation. The Mysterious Blogger The first simulation is The Mysterious Blogger ("Ethicsgame.com", 2012). In the simulation the manager is to decide what course of action should be taken when two employees go outside of the company’s code of conduct. Jamal Moore did something un-ethical; he went outside company policy and used a computer to hack into another employee’s blog site.
Ethical Considerations Thinking before we act or speak is crucial while in the workplace. It is important that the words we say and the actions we demonstrate pose neither threat or harm to those on the receiving end of them. According to the American Psychological Association (APA), Standard 8.08, section (a), “Psychologists provide a prompt opportunity for participants to obtain appropriate information about the nature, results,
How do you perceive the role of a business/ organisational manager, ie what things does a manager need to do and what resources do they draw upon? Submit your answer for assessment. 3. Organisations and the individuals within them should consistently demonstrate ethical behaviours. What does this mean and how can you, as a leader, promote ethical workplace behaviours?
Ethical Lens helps me visualize who I am as a person and puts my actions and goals into one report. Using this report can affect my personal academic behavior by being able to see my strengths and weaknesses. Knowing your strengths can help you improve your weaknesses. Once you know where your strengths and weaknesses
Exploitation of the environment has exposed us to a wide variety of diseases caused by chemical, physical, biological, and psychological agents; and there is increasing evidence that global climate changes are already affecting human health. Thus, we must clarify the role nursing should play in a new era of environmental health activity. In this paper I will look at both Deontology and Utilitarianism, look at some similarities as well as differences and then I will discuss which one appeals to me and why. Deontology This form of ethics looks at morality by examining the