Immorality suggests licentious behaviour which is not in accordance with the rules or standards for right conduct or practice. In short - no.
That would depend on your own moral and ethical grounds. Personally i would say no.
only if it involves a client
The word immoral is an adjective. The congregation listened as the minister denounced the immoral behavior so prevalent around the world.
There are various legal and ethical issues which Albert (or anyone else) needs to be aware. For example, killing people is generally considered to be unlawful and immoral.
It is the conscious opinion of what a person believes to be ethical. Or morally right or wrong. It WILL vary from person to person.
A moral conflict in a book is when a character can't decide what is right to do in the situation.
Moral decadence of a person refers to a decline in ethical values, integrity, and virtuous behavior. It can manifest in actions or attitudes that are considered unethical, immoral, or harmful to oneself or others. This may be influenced by various factors such as social environment, personal choices, or cultural norms.
The answer to that depends on the person you're asking. I, for one, think it's immoral. Killing someone is never the right answer. After all, maybe the person actually was innocent.
There is no ethical right. The definition of ethics will change from person to person. With that being said, whatever youthink is right is ethically right.
Ethics is essentially what is moral and what is immoral. Organizations are essentially run by people. So what the executives think is immoral translates into what th organization thinks is immoral. Personal ethics often translates into organizational ethics, which is often built into the corporate culture. For example, if the executives have very high standards, then the organization will also have very high ethical standards.
A disinterested bystander.
Ethical companies make an effort to recruit ethical people but can only tell what a person's history indicates. There is no foolproof method for screening for integrity.