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What is ethics? Why do we need it? Ethics is personal beliefs and social standards about what is right and wrong. Ethics helps people tell the difference between right and wrong. Ethics encourages people to do the right thing.

5 Fundamental Questions to Solve an Ethical Dilemma What are the choices? Who will be helped by your decision? Who will be hurt? What are the benefits and problems of your decision? Will the decision survive the test of time?

Unethical Behaviours in Business

Fraud The crime of lying or pretending. False or misleading advertising Bait and Switch: advertising a bargain price that is unavailable for sale in reasonable quantity Double ticketing: placing two different prices on a product and selling it at a higher price

Forgery A form of fraud that involves passing bad cheques by using someone else’s name

Embezzlement A form of fraud where a person violates a trust by moving funds into their account instead of the correct account

Tampering with Records A form of fraud where records are altered to deceive other people

Concealing information Not disclosing data that should be shared (e.g., defective products)

Theft Stealing someone’s property

Employer Theft Taking advantage of employees by not paying for overtime

Information for BC Employers (and Employees) http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/employment-business/employment-standards-advice/employment-standards/guide-to-the-employment-standards-act

Discrimination Not hiring a person because of an issue not related to the person’s ability to do the job (e.g., race, religion, gender, or disability)

Environmental Violations Ignoring laws and regulations that involve toxic waste

Insider trading Martha Stewart Buying and selling shares in a company based on confidential information (information that is not shared with the public) In 2001, Martha Stewart sold 4,000 shares she had owned in ImClone (pharmaceutical company) just before FDA’s rejection was announced. She saved approximately $45,673.