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2 Changing Values How have businesses responded to the needs of the fast-paced family life?

Workplace Dynamic Today more men and women work side-by- side then they have in the past This has led to increases in: – incidents of sexual harassment – dining out – safety in the workplace 3

Increased Competition (Globalization) 4

5 Social Issues

6 Employer Response

Provide value-added programs Support organizational Initiatives Offer professional development opportunities

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Core Value Video (7:40 mins) ▪

Google Life Video (7:50 mins) ▪

Daily Information 10/15 (b) 14 Objectives: Discuss how the values of Americans have changed. Explain how businesses have adapted. Warm Up: What is more important – a business’s responsibility to society, its employees, or to its stockholders? Who determines to what moral standard businesses should be held? Agenda: 1.Warm Up 2.Business Groups 3.Ethics Video 4.Bottom Line

▪ Complete the packet ▪ Come up with 10 interview questions that can be asked of any potential employee ▪ Identify and Complete the Total Reward Program you will offer to employees. ***Be sure to state which employees this would apply to.

Video: Business Ethics in the 21 st Century ▪ ▪ In a new 30-minute documentary, William F. Baker leads a timely discussion about the future of American corporations and how they are redefining their approach to achieving success. 17

Personal Ethics ▪ Have you ever had to do something you thought might be or knew was wrong, but felt you didn’t have a choice or that it was worth the risk?