Taking in the situation and seeing that “Sycamore Pharmaceuticals to come under fire for promoting its popular rheumatoid arthritis drug, Osteoporin, for the treatment of other diseases like Crohn’s disease and lupus”. (Daft, R.L.) John Blake, a worker of Sycamore Pharmaceuticals, is faced with telling the truth to the Food and Drug Administration or to continue to lie for the company. There are many things I would suggest to John Blake and the first thing would to be honest with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) because keeping your morals straight will also look better. It is possible for John to be penalized or he could lose his employment with the company.
Patrice Foster Professor Hayaud-Din Government 2301-2406 Summer I 2012 Extra Credit Abolishing The Exclusionary Rule Word Count: Patrice Foster The Exclusionary Rule The Exclusionary Rule is a senseless rule. We should get rid of it and the police and prosecutors should be able to use the evidence even if it’s obtained in violation of the rule, because we could potentially let criminals go to satisfy this rule. This rule is so full of controversy, that it is hard to support. How can we as citizens embrace this rule? A rule that does so little to protect the law as it was made.
Running head: ORGANIZATIONAL ETHICS MBA 5211 Ethical Analysis of The Columbia Packing Company Heather A. Hill MBA 5211: Organizational Ethics Concordia University Texas, Austin TX January 2012 Faculty Assessor Dr. Barbara W. Scobey Summary. This paper explores the ethical dilemma that exists with the Columbia Packing Company, in which the company claims to have no prior knowledge of its many health code violations found by City officials. Part One of the paper provides a brief history of the company, as well as the company's initial statement regarding its alleged code violations. Part Two explains the discrepancy that exists between the company's public image and mission versus the unethical actions it has taken. Part Three discusses the recommendations and solution options.
The opinion piece “Solar Sellout” written by Bob Walsh condemns the inexcusable abuse of resident rights made be the Greenville council. It is an opinion piece which focuses on the decision made by the Major and Greenville councils to charge a “greenhouse levy on all the premises in town that don’t have a solar hot water systems.” He used a forceful tone because he was aiming to persuade readers who are residing in Greenville or those who have an interest in preserving the world into agreeing with his point of view. Readers may be obtained into agreeing with Mr. Walsh as they may see this decision as a violation of human rights and being forced into paying such a levy. He believes that the so called "greenhouse levy" is a waste of money and will be of little significance in the fight against greenhouse emissions. Bob Walsh captures the attention of potential readers because of his ambiguous title; he contends that compulsory involvement in the initiative constitutes an “abuse of resident’s rights.’ He mentioned that they all received a “nasty” surprise in their letterboxes, not only does the word nasty suggests a negative meaning about the mail they received but his decision to include the residents of Greenville in his piece may lead to the development of sense of belonging and not being alone in opposing to the councils idea of a newly imposed levy.
There is no guarantee that raw ground beef or sprouts will be free of certain harmful bacteria. These foods provide a favorable environment for bacterial growth, whereas, the production process does not include a step to reduce these bacteria, such as cooking or pasteurization. For these foods, irradiation provides a bacteria-killing step. However, one association disagrees that the issue and claims that irradiation only covers up problems that the meat and poultry industry should solve, increasing the fecal contamination that results from speeded up slaughter and decreased federal inspection. Per Organic Consumers Association, Irradiation is a ‘magic bullet’ that will enable the company to say that the product was ‘clean’ when it left the packing plant.
Strategic Plan: JC Fish House – Part II BUS/475 July 30, 2012 Strategic Plan Part II: SWOTT Analysis - JC Fish House Legal and Regulatory JC Fish House eatery would like to create more business; but the eatery cannot increase business at the cost of the culture differences, ethics, legal compliance, or social responsibility. The business has guided principles, that has to be pursued and is very significant to the success of the business. JC Fish House eatery will make sure that all of its advertisement campaigns, promotional campaigns, and any other actions by the eatery respect all the cultures. The eatery understands that there are loads of cultures that are in our dining area and will not take part in offending anyone’s beliefs. The eatery has to make sure that all licenses and permits are obtained for all locations to be in agreement with state laws and these licenses and permits are obtained through the right way.
Ebony Foreman Deterrence American Corrections April 30, 2014 Deterrence relates to humiliation by humiliating a person for something they have done and keeping them from doing it again. It could also show others what would happen to them if they do the same thing, so it deters others from doing whatever it is they done. Ohio requires all first time DUI offenders to wear yellow license plates. Do I agree with this law? Yea I agree with this law because maybe they will be to humiliated to drive like that again.
The restaurant chain: · Has a low marketing budget. GFR’s guests visit the restaurant for fresh, wholesome food and reasonable prices. Any marketing program has the potential to disrupt that brand experience by increasing the cost of that experience. Given the fixed-price/low-margin nature of the business, Ken Keane, president of Garden Fresh Restaurant, notes, “We have to measure the results of every incremental marketing program and make sure we’re not better off doing nothing.” · Relies on guest loyalty. Repeat customers drive sales.
It is important for the success of any company, especially one as huge as The Cheesecake Factory that the confidentiality of information, especially for the third parties, be maintained. There’s another key area in Article V of the company’s code of ethical conduct is in the section that talks about prohibiting insider trading. In the part that deals with prohibiting insider trading it talks about, “ An officer or director shall
Eastern Diary is compromising on product safety and violating the “Consumer Bill of Rights” by selling products that could harm consumers. Unhygienic milkshake and ice-cream mix is being distributed to the general public which will potentially cause a public health issue. Therefore the lack of proper health and sanitary checks and controls in the warehouse containing the ingredients is a major issue. b. Eastern Diary also has poor manufacturing and processing standards.