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| Rules that help us tell the difference between right and wrong |
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| What we think is important and helps us make the decisions about right and wrong |
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| Rules we use to decide what is good and bad |
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| A situation that has multiple outcomes |
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| Document that explains how employees should respond in different situations |
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| When an employee makes a decision to inform officials about legal or ethical issues |
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| When a business misleads consumers and tries to trick them into buying something in order to maximize their profits. |
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| Takes place in large corporations, and its crime involving accountants or senior executives who alter accounting records for personal benefit |
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| A moral problem with a choice between potential right and wrong anwsers |
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| An accountant or senior executive invents phony accounts and redirects company money into them for personal gain. |
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| Buildings, land, equipment, cash, and receivables are items businesses own. |
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| A debt that a business owes |
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| Conducting Business in a way that is in line with society's values. |
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| A business's obligating to maximize its positive impact and minimize its negative impact on society. |
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| Anyone who is apart or affected by the company; ie: employees, stockholders, investors, suppliers, outside groups, government, customers, etc. |
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| Made in 6 steps with rules and morals to guide our decision |
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| Social Responsibility Decision |
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| Is decided by the impact on the community |
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| Four Social Responsibility Issues |
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1) Environment protection
2) Workplace Diversity
3) Safety on the Job
4) Employee Wellness |
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