Making Ethical Decisions at Work

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Ethical Theories & Decision-Making Models

Advertisements

Ethical Considerations in Home Visiting

Note: Lists provided by the Conference Board of Canada

McGraw-Hill/Irwin © 2013 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., All Rights Reserved. Chapter 16 Professionalism, Ethics, and Career Planning.

COMP427 Business Ethics. Objectives 1.To understand ethics and why its important in ways that are consistent with a code of principles. 2.Understand why.

The Chaplain as Spiritual Guide in Ethics Consults 2006.

Ethics Dr. Jeanette Kersten, EdD. Ethics Doing what is right in every circumstance Business ethics – Standard that guide acceptable behavior Common unethical.

Ethical Decision Making and Ethical Leadership

Ethical Decision Making Process. How to Resolve Ethical Dilemmas in Business Identify relevant facts Identify relevant issue(s) Identify primary stakeholders.

Business ethics chapter one

Ethics DEFINITIONS Values Morals Ethics Ethical dilemma

A Framework for Ethical Decision Making

©2013 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.

Ethics in Information Technology, Second Edition 1 Ethics in Information Technology, Second Edition (cont.) Chapter 1 An Overview of Ethics.

Addressing Ethics Conflicts Recognizing and addressing is essential for quality health care Training materials from Rural Health Care Ethics: A Manual.

A Framework for Understanding Ethical Decision Making in Business

6 Unit Ethical Choices, Decisions, and Consequences Chapter 8: Critical Thinking in Citizenship Lesson 2: Ethical Choices, Decisions, and Consequences.

Copyright  2010 Pearson Education Canada / J A McLachlan Chapter Nine Making Ethical Decisions.

Managing Ethics. Ethical Behavior in Corporate Culture  Business can either voluntarily develop appropriate policies or can be forced to do so by public.

Chapter 1 Understanding Ethics

Integrity & Professional Ethics in a Climate of Change Debra J. Williams Higher Ground International 29th Annual Training Conference Equality and Diversity:

 The application of moral standards to management behaviour.  What is morally right and wrong.  Ethical dilemma occurs when an organisation is faced.

Ethical Principles Applied to Sport Management Chapter 6

PRESCRIPTIVE APPROACHES TO ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING IN BUSINESS referencing Chapter 4 Trevino & Nelson, Managing Business Ethics. NY: Wiley, 1999.

Strategic Approaches to Improving Ethical Behavior

McGraw-Hill© 2003 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.McGraw-Hill© 2003 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved Chapter.

THE SIX TO MAKING GOOD DECISIONS BY HANNAH AND KATIE.

ETHICS AND LAW FOR SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS Chapter 1.

Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.5-1 Chapter 5 Ethical Decision Making and Ethical Leadership.

GOALS ~To review the major principles in social work ethics. ~To review the theories of moral development and link them to working with social work ethics.

Coaching: The Art and Science “Try not to become a person of success but rather try to become a person of value.” Albert Einstein.

Business Ethics Morals – Beliefs about what constitutes right or wrong behaviors Values – Desired ends or goals of society Ethics – The application of.

HECMA PPt prepared by: Hanan Al Mansoori.

 Ethics is a set of principals or standards.  Our code of business ethics reinforces our core values.  Business ethics are critical for a company’s.

BIOETHICS.  Often used interchangeably but NOT the same:  Values  What’s important/worthwhile  Basis for moral codes and ethical reflections  Individuals.

Ethical dilemmas arising from information management strategies used by organisations Ethics & Information Systems.

Issues and Ethics in the Helping Professions 8th Edition

Ethics and Moral reasoning

Defining Business Ethics

Management: Principles

Professional Ethics.

Nurs 425: Part 3 ethical decision making

Chapter 1 Understanding Ethics

Building Trust and Sales Ethics

Responsible Sexual Behaviour

The ISSAIs for Financial Audit ISSAIs

Chapter 32 Ethical Decision Making in Occupational Therapy Practice

Social and Emotional Learning

Foundations of Community Health Nursing

Ethical Decision Making

What is Ethics? A system of moral principles, rules and standards of conduct With regard to professions, a code of professional standards, containing aspects.

Business Ethics Decision-making is the primary job of a manager, accountant etc. and some may involve ethical dilemmas Ethics - moral principles; rules.

What is Decision Making?

Ethics – An Overview 2012 IACCAC Conference Presentation by

The Decision Making Model

“Everyone Else Does It!” Ethics Project

Strategy and Ethical Behavior

Chapter 5 Ethical Decision Making

PROBLEM SOLVING Subtitle.

TYPES OFANALYSIS.

When do we make decisions?

Trust and Selling Ethically

Exploring Bioethics.

8 Steps to Effective Decision Making

Decision Making.

Ethical Decision Making

Ethical Decision Making

Professional Ethics (GEN301/PHI200) UNIT 2: NORMATIVE THEORIES OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Handout # 2 CLO # 2 Explain the rationale behind adoption of normative.

Models of Ethical Decision Making

Coaching: The Art and Science

Presentation transcript:

Making Ethical Decisions at Work A framework for resolving ethical dilemmas. Marc Siegall, 2009

1. Identify the ethical dilemma. Define the issue clearly, and understand what must be decided in the ethical dilemma. Know the key stakeholders, their roles, and their perspectives.

2. Identify the relevant facts related to the ethical dilemma. Gather the relevant facts and critically evaluate the available information. Recognize that additional information may be necessary and go get it.

3. Identify the relevant values in the situation. Determine which values are creating a decision making dilemma.

4. Recognize the influence of corporate culture on making an ethical decision. Understand how your ethical decision making may be influenced by corporate culture and/or corporate codes of conduct.

5. Apply moral standards and ethical principles to resolving the ethical dilemma. Weigh the conflicting values and choose an option that balances them, with greater emphasis on the most important values.

6. Implement the decision. Be prepared to give a rationale for your selection of a particular solution and its possible consequences.

7. Evaluate the consequences and learn for next time. Can you look at yourself in the mirror, and others in the eye?