BUS 4.1

Ethics are __________ principles by which people conduct themselves personally, socially, or professionally

• business

• cultural

• legal

• moral

A set of guidelines for maintaining ethics in the workplaces is called a ________ of ethics.

• code

• handbook

• policy

• system

Different cultures, businesses, and industries have different ethical __________.

• agenda

• standards

• systems

• complications

Unethical behavior sometimes leads to the passage of legislation that makes the behaviors ___________.

• acceptable

• illegal

• reprehensible

• unconstitutional

A factory in which workers are employed long hours, paid extremely low wages, and work under unhealthy conditions is called a __________.

• locked shop

• sweatshop

• triangular labor

• workshop

The S in OSHA stands for _________.

• safety

• standard

• supervision

• system

If an employee violates a company code of ethics, the employee _______ be fired.

• cannot

• might

• must

• will

A conflict of interest is a conflict between self interest & _________ obligation

• legal

• financial

• professional

• societal

The first step in the ethical decision making process is to identify the ethical _________.

• alternatives

• choices

• dilemma

• outcome

An example of workplace issue that would likely be handed by OSHA is

• consumer rights

• pollution control

• safety of equipment

• wage discrimination