Topic
Moral conduct in business, the professions, and corporate decision-making.
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An analytical essay applying Badaracco's four-question framework to two workplace ethics cases: a promotion involving credential fraud and an international bribery scenario under FCPA.
A case study analysis applying utilitarian theory to Nestlé's bottled water extraction from Michigan springs, examining the tension between corporate resource redistribution and local community rights.
An analytical essay examining Mark Piper's legal options after Turnip Plaza Hotel broke a promised employment contract. Applies promissory estoppel theory to determine remedies and evaluates the ethical dimensions of the breach.
An analytical essay diagnosing poor working conditions at Coca-Cola and proposing organizational development interventions to improve employee welfare, productivity, and company performance.
An argumentative essay contending that businesses can maintain ethical standards but cannot be moral agents, drawing on Aristotelian virtue ethics, Kantian deontology, and utilitarian frameworks to support the distinction.
An analytical essay examining the NASW Code of Ethics and its implications for contemporary social work practice, including workplace challenges, ethical dilemmas, and the profession's legitimacy.
An expository report on Infosys's 2018-19 sustainability initiatives, examining the company's CSR policy framework, implementation strategies, and the balance between short-term costs and long-term business benefits.
An expository essay examining the problem of poorly built homes through the lens of substandard workmanship, faulty materials, and inadequate contractor oversight, proposing solutions for consumers and regulators.
An expository essay on data protection practices at Nike Inc., examining legal frameworks like the Data Protection Act 1998, organizational security measures, and ethical research standards including informed consent and confidentiality.
An expository essay on Red Bull's 2014 class-action settlement over false advertising claims. Examines the lawsuit's arguments, the company's defense, and the $13 million verdict that forced a slogan change.
An argumentative essay advising a student named Norm who questions whether to pursue accounting after learning about financial scandals. The writer argues that accountants are not always culpable and provides seven ethical guidelines for maintaining professional integrity.
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