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  2. SOLA 7.2.3 quiz-level restore test (delete me)
  3. Unit 5: Management
  4. 5.5: Business Ethics
  5. Journal: Your Perspective on Ethics

Journal: Your Perspective on Ethics

Completion requirements
  • 5d Explain corporate missions, corporate culture, corporate social responsibility, human resource management, and labor unions (CLO 7)

Corporate social responsibility and ethics are tied to the personal ethics of those within an organization. In your journal, consider the following: First, explain the difference between an ethical dilemma and an ethical decision. Then, provide an example of each. Describe an ethical lapse and provide an example. Understanding your own ethical framework is important so you can determine if you would be a good fit in an organization with similar or different ethical approaches.

If you did not copy the journal from Section 1.1, you can use this document as your journal.

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