A company's main goal (usually) is to generate revenue. It is all too common for a business to violate ethical standards if it means that their profit margins will be better (they'll make more money).
I would report it to the Human Resouce Division.
The morals of an organiztional statement would be found in the Code of Ethics
There's nothing ethical about logic, logic is reason and rationality. It is my favorite out of the 3. Asking what is rationally reasonable, would be ethics, because then it's about personal morals.
A bribe is illegal and I wouldn’t take it. It is against my ethics.
one reason and one reason only: to raise capital
They would usually go to the insurance company. If they did, I would refer them to your carrier.
Becoming a PLC allows a company to sell shares to members of the public on the stock exchange. The reason a company would do this is to generate funds and grow as a businessJack x
No, that would be against his presidential oath.
In my opinion, I would define them this way: Professional Ethics - You are compliant with the company's policies, and procedures. You also do not intend to pose harm to the company, its share and stakeholders, or employees. You also respect authority and abide by the rules and regulations set forth by your Manager or Supervisor. Personal Ethics - You are compliant with the laws that govern you state or country. You are not a menace to society. You have moral, manners, and want to good for others without wanting something in return. And you are honest and do not lie not matter what the circumstances are.
You can try asking them. Failing to get an answer you'd have to file a suit against the company for injury or loss before there would be any compelling reason to disclose to you whether they do or do not have liability insurance.
to make you feel better of yourself and to feel stronger
One reason is raise capital for a company without sacrificing the control of company. Issuing common stock would do this.