IDS 100 5-2 Project Draft

You have recently obtained employment at RL Ltd. The manager of this successful medium sized business enterprise is keen to implement and formalize some ethical practices in the business. She asks you and your team provide detailed overview about a current ethical issue(s) which affects any well-known company of your choice.   Required: Research and report on the unethical issue/s affecting the company                    Examine how the unethical issue/s has impacted the business                           Examine the company's ethical code of conduct or a statement of corporate social responsibility.   To what extent is it following the code?                                             Make recommendations on how the company could resolve the unethical issue/e and also how they can also improve the ethics of its operations.

Research LinkedIn's privacy statement (Links to an external site.), terms and conditions (Links to an external site.), and credible articles on the Internet or in the ANU library (Links to an external site.). Compare this information to the confidentiality and other policies of your employer or a company with which you are familiar. Then, answer the following question: Aside from the legal requirements, how should the principles of justice shape any efforts by employers to monitor employees’ personal use of social media?

List 3 - 5 good outcomes that may be obtained in abortion which ultimately will lead to the death of a child.argue if the reasons are enough to justify the death of the child. You may either claim a. Yes, the listed reasons are sufficient to justify abortionb. No, the listed reasons are not sufficient to justify the abortionc. It depends anticipate that views will be challenged insofar as you are to strengthen the arguments

Perform research to find a recent or historic fraud case using the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) site: LitigationLinks to an external site. or WhistleblowerLinks to an external site.. Choose ONE of the questions to discuss: Identify how each element of the fraud triangle was present in the fraud. Discuss internal controls that could have been in place to prevent the fraud from occurring. Include a link to the fraud case. Work to demonstrate your understanding of the material from this module and, where necessary, include your sources.

A company uses patient DNA for research without the patient's knowledge or consent. Identify the ethical concern and at what step in the scenario the ethical concern(s) occurred. Explain how evidence-based research can eliminate or minimize ethical concerns in the health care industry. Compare research studies and quality management projects as they relate to the health care industry. Explain external factors that have an impact on the ethical concern in the scenario. Summarize the relationship between ethics and health care research using your chosen ethical scenario.

Define the terms academic integrity and plagiarism.  Research and analyze each of those two terms and explain how you will maintain the required doctoral level of ethical scholarship and detail the ways in which you will avoid plagiarism (of both other's and your own research and writing) and adhere to the required ethics in all your doctoral coursework and in completing your Dissertation.

One of the ways public health will be transformed is through how we are Using Data. While public health practitioners are skilled at the collection and interpretation of population-level information, unfortunately it is still possible for our workforce to suffer from problems with how we are collecting and interpreting data. Name and briefly describe one of the most serious flaws in data collection that can happen , making sure to detail how this flaw can influence the decisions we are making about public health policies and/or interventions .

For a situation to qualify as a class-action suit, it must:   Multiple Choice 1. involve several people who have suffered the same problem. 2. involve a national retail store. 3. be a case that would not be handled by an attorney. 4. involve low-income individuals. 5. be a legal problem against a government agency. Don't answer by pen paper and don't use chatgpt otherwise we will give dounvote

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The question for this discussion topic is based on a real life case in which most students are split on their opinions.  The arguments for either side of the case are covered in several topics we have covered throughout the course.  Goldman Sachs has been hit with a $3 million lawsuit by a company that alleges the brokerage firm stole intellectual property from its database that had market intelligence facts.  The US District Court for the Southern District of New York filed the lawsuit in 2010 claiming Goldman Sachs employees used other peoples access credentials to log into Ipreo's proprietary database, dubbed Bigdough.  Offered on a subscription basis, Bigdough provides detailed information on more than 80,000 contacts within the financial industry.  Ipreo complained to the court that Goldman Sachs employees illegally accessed Bigdough at least 264 times in 2008 and 2009. Do you agree or disagree with the lawsuit? Should Goldman Sachs be held be held responsible for rogue employee's…

You are required discuss the appropriate defense for each of the scenario below. • A statement made in the federal Parliament • A statement made in a press conference • A political cartoon in a newspaper • A complaint about a lawyer made to the Law Society

Sensitive Personal Data is Personal Data that could cause substantial harm, embarrassment, inconvenience, or unfairness to an individual if it is lost, stolen or disclosed without authorization. Can you spot which pieces of personal data are considered SENSITIVE?   Personal Data Please tick P 1. Social Security Number    2. IP Address    3. Insurance Information    4. Geographical Location    5. Job Title and Salary    6. Date of Birth    7. Pictures or Images of yourself    8. Criminal Background Information    9. Medical, Health, or Biometric Information    10. Username WITH Password    11. Street Address    12. Credit Card Information

4-9. Clearly, Dynamo, Bigtable, and Cassandra are critical technology to the companies that created them. Why did they allow their employees to publish academic papers about them? Why did they not keep them as proprietary secrets?

Zhang Kar-wai, a computer engineering graduate from StanfordUniversity, has recently accepted his first paid position at astart up company in San Francisco. The company's main productconsists of a suite of smartphone applications designed to trackindividuals' personal health information. The collected dataincludes their medical records, seasonal illnesses, bloodpressure and glucose levels, eating habits, sleep cycles, andeven their weight and reproductive health.The products are designed primarily to helpindividuals reach health-related goals and enableusers to manage their overall health andwellbeing. Information about the user is stored inthis app, including what prescriptions they aretaking and how frequently they schedule doctor'sappointments. As the developers of the app, Zhangand his company have access to this information Although Zhang is a relatively new hire, he performed a significant andcritical role in developing the app and is justifiably proud of his work. Hewas excited…

Please offer a resolution to the following case utilizing both utilitarian and deontological approaches then explain which approach renders the best course of action. A major tobacco company has proposed that its new CEO be nominated to the board of directors of a three-hospital regional health system.  The CEO lives and works in the community.  In addition to suggesting membership on the board, the tobacco firm has indicated a willingnes to sponsor or cosponsor a variety of health promotion activities in the community, with special outreach to children and persons who are economically disadvantaged.  The health system's senior management team is divided about whether to proceed with the nomination.  Some believe that because the CEO brings much needed expertise in the areas of finance and investment, he is a good candidate for the board.  Others believe that, despite these qualifications, such a nomination might be viewed as supporting the tobacco companies product and…

Give  reaction on this incident.  In 2009, four former employees of the company brought individual suit against Eli Lilly for marketing its anti-psychotic drug Zyprexa for uses not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. All four employees individually discovered discrepancies and unethical doings in the company and hired attorneys to bring charges against the company. The company was marketing its drug for unapproved use against dementia in the elderly, generalized sleep disorders and more. The company admitted to these illegal practices and settled a $1.4 billion lawsuit with the government. The whistleblowers in this case shared in 18 percent or $78 million dollars of the federal government’s part of the civil settlement.

Answer the questions based on the case.Alia is a salesperson in an electronics company. At a recent trade exhibition, she met asupplier that was willing to supply her company with a product on an exclusive basis (i.e.,available to her company only) that could offer in the business marketplace. The product inquestion has already been successfully developed and tested and – yet – is not being sold onthe market. Alia knows from speaking to the customers that there is demand for such a productand it would plug a gap in her company’s product portfolio and give the company a significantcompetitive advantage.Then, Alia approach the product management division with all her idea, and, to hersurprise, they are very unenthusiastic and reject the idea, stating “We always develop ourproducts in-house in this department – it would cost the company far too much to set up theprocesses to buy in a product from outside”. Questions.1. What Alia can do to argue or persuade the product management division…

Discuss  the three major forms of ethical theories in business research. Provide at least two examples in each case.

Please defend your position on the following statement: “The Statute of Frauds is old law that has outlived its usefulness and should be abandoned by today’s courts.” Be sure to state your position and support it with at least THREE points. pls note this is business law question!

Subject-Business law Q1-Describe the steps to take in devising a legal risk management plan Q2-Why do business people increasingly opt for ADR rather than civil litigation to resolve disputes ?

1. Identify four occupations, other than auto salesperson and travel agent, that you believe are exposed to the risk of disintermediation posed by firms moving activities to the web.  Describe what specific activities might be moved to the Web that would cause this risk to appear.  For each occupation, explain whether the employees would be able to find jobs in the new business activity and explain what those jobs would be.2. Companies that sell luxury goods such as Channel, Lily, Pulitzer, and Vera Wang were reluctant to offer their products for sale on their web sites for many years.  These businesses preferred to use their web sites to display information about their products only and to sell their products through exclusive retail stores.  Summarize the reasons these luxury goods producers might have been hesitant to sell online and speculate why they might have changed their thinking.3. Select a retail store which you are familiar that has a Web site on which it sell products or…

How will you define research ethics? Assume that you are heading one of the research journals. What kind of restrictions/guidelines you will offer to candidates to submit research papers in the journal. “At least, there should  be eight guidelines”

Currently, your state allows the defense of mistake of age in sex crimes involving children. Police departments in your state are lobbying to have this change to remove the defense of mistake of age. You personally know someone who used this defense. How would you argue for retention of this defense?

One of the most difficult issues in society in the courts is that of “reverse discrimination.” Please, first, in your own words, define “reverse discrimination.” Then, please read the U.S. Supreme Court case, Ricci v. DeStefano. (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. In a one to two-page, double-spaced paper please state: A short summary of the case, including both factual and legal issues and discussing both the majority and dissenting opinions. Do you agree with the majority or the dissent; and What is your rationale?

Write a 350- to 700-word review of the article. Your review should discuss how the SOX Act may affect ethical decision making in today’s business environment, and the criminal penalties for which the act provides. Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

According to a recent study of approximately 347 financial statement frauds by the law enforcement agencies, senior management is the group most likely to commit financial statement fraud. The CEO was involved in 72% of these frauds, and the CFO’s involvement was 65%. Either the CEO or the CFO was involved in 89% of the cases. Motives for senior managers to commit financial statement fraud are varied. Following are questions which might help to better understanding the reasoning behind. (a)  Appraise the reasons senior management would overstate or understate business performance. Elaborate. (b)  Why would CFOs cook the books even though they know that it is against the law? Elaborate.

Beauty and the Billionaire¹ - Critical Reasoning Case Problem Beauty Queen had recently married the billionaire recluse Howard Huge. She consented to the couple giving an interview to the great news person Baba Wawa. Beauty Queen hoped to further help Howard Huge overcome his reclusiveness. Baba Wawa arrived at the mansion a little early and as she walked by a large picture window at the front of the house she stopped and looked in. She saw Howard Huge holding one of Beauty Queen's prized Afghan dogs by its collar or neck, shaking or striking it on the shoulders. Meanwhile, Beauty Queen was on her hands and knees on the carpet, wearing her underwear, wiping something wet and brown looking from the luxurious cream colored carpeting, and seemingly crying. Baba Wawa took pictures. She then waited outside the house until the appointed time for the interview. During the interview Beauty Queen talked about how happily married the two were. Howard Huge did not say anything unless directly…