Business Ethics and Social Responsibility

Identifying Ethical Issues

Make no mistake about it: When you enter the business world, you'll find yourself in situations in which you'll have to choose the appropriate behavior. How, for example, would you answer questions like the following?

Is it OK to accept a pair of sports tickets from a supplier?
Can I buy office supplies from my brother-in-law?
Is it appropriate to donate company funds to my local community center?
If I find out that a friend is about to be fired, can I warn her?
Will I have to lie about the quality of the goods I'm selling?
Can I take personal e-mails and phone calls at work?
What do I do if I discover that a coworker is committing fraud?

Obviously, the types of situations are numerous and varied. Fortunately, we can break them down into a few basic categories: bribes, conflicts of interest, conflicts of loyalty, issues of honesty and integrity, and whistle-blowing. Let's look a little more closely at each of these categories.

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