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Ethics are standards of conduct that indicate how an individual should behave based on a sense of moral duty, virtues, that themselves are derived from principles of right and wrong. Thus, an ethical worker is one who does the right thing, at the right time, for the right reasons. However, most businesses find it necessary to disseminate a written code of ethics, because many employees must be told what is acceptable behavior and behavior that is not acceptable. Therefore, in this sense an ethical worker is one who stays within the guidelines of the code of ethics as indicated by the business.
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Is it ethical for a foreign company to pay a Ghanaian worker far less than it would pay a foreign worker for the same job?
It is unethical in as much as they have the same experience or skill and qualification but on the other hand it is ethical when the foreign worker has a higher qualification than the other person which means that the qualification/s has become an added advantage to him.
Is it ethical for a foreign company to pay an African worker far less than it would pay a foreign national to perform the same job?
no
What would you do if you believed another worker was not behaving in an ethical way to a client?
Customer service is the penultimate connection between a business and its client(s). If I were to witness unprofessionalism between a co-worker and a client, I would immediately (1) step in to see if there was any way I might be able to help, and (2) also then inform the co-worker's immediate supervisor.
What key characteristics distinguish a professional from Employers and is an IT worker considered a professional?
Key characteristics that distinguish professionals from employers include specialized knowledge, adherence to ethical standards, and a commitment to ongoing education and skill development. Professionals typically possess recognized qualifications or certifications in their field and are accountable for their work quality. An IT worker can certainly be considered a professional if they demonstrate these characteristics, such as having relevant certifications, expertise in technology, and a commitment to ethical practices in their work.
How do you evaluate ethical leadership?
Ethical Leadership can be evaluated on the of ethical decision making, ethical communication and ethical team building.
What is ethical myopia?
Ethical Myopia is an inability to recognize ethical situations that require attention. Ethical myopia results from a poor ethical grounding.
What are bio-ethical laws?
"bio-ethical laws: Laws that are bio-ethical".
Another name for ethical competency is?
ethical intelligence, interdependency...
The ethical nonobjectivist claims that?
there are no objective ethical facts and no true ethical principles
What is ethical parasite?
ethical parasite
What is ethical knowing?
ethical knowing
What is potential ethical?
Potential ethical is a
