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Ethics Course Powerpoint
- 8. Activity!
- 37. A codified system of moral principles determining the rightness and wrongness of certain actions and goodness and badness of the motives and ends of such actions. Example: Medical Ethics, Insurance Ethics Ethics
- 42. Fork in the Road Example
- 46. Foundational Ethics Each Situation Dictated by a Moral/Ethical Framework…. Parental Societal Biblical The Person (With an Ethical Framework) The Situation The Response -What is the “Right” Thing To Do -What is The “Legal” Thing to Do -What Honors God -Honesty and Truth over Self Preservation -Sacrifice -Honor -Moral and Ethical Decision Making The Framework Dictates the Response, …… .The Situation is Irrelevant
- 58. Albert Einstein Definition of insanity: doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting different results.
- 64. Funny Cartoon
Notes de l'éditeur
- Life of David Gale. What about Bob. These are not our views or opinions. It’s for the course and to spark discussion. “ Big Chill?”
- Set out matching chocolates or cards.
- What do you think Ethics is??
- He was a marine. He took his personal convictions into the business world, he saw great worth in each individual= RESPECT FOR ALL CUSTOMERS & EMPLOYEES Sold pots and pans door to door. 1973 he passed away. (same year we came up with corporate objectives.)
- OUR values are in your folders.
- How many uses of this paper clip can you think of? 1 minute Get together at table and do it again…1 minute
- The year 2004 could be called the year of Corporate Accountability. In addition to new accountability standards dramatically affecting governance and holding CEOs responsible for the accuracy of financial reports, an unprecedented number of men and women with corner offices went to prison, lost their jobs or paid huge fines. Can you think of some situations right now or more recently? Gas Prices Michael Vick- Falcons owner didn’t want him. Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July 08. Signed with eagles in 09.
- A jury found Martha Stewart guilty Friday on all four counts of obstructing justice and lying to investigators about a well-timed stock sale, and the former stockbroker turned style-setter could face years in jail. Her ex-broker, Peter Bacanovic, was found guilty on four of the five charges against him. Each of them faces up to five years in prison and $250,000 in fines for each count. Sentencing is set for June 17. Neither defendant appeared to show any emotion as the verdict was read, while the lead prosecutor seemed to be holding back tears of joy. "The word is -- beware -- and don't engage in this type of conduct because it will not be tolerated," David Kelley, U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, said outside the courthouse. One of the jurors said, "This is a victory for the little guys. No one is above the law." About an hour after the verdict was read, Stewart -- wearing a fur around her neck and a black overcoat and carrying a brown leather bag -- strode poker-faced down the stairs of the courthouse, accompanied by her lawyers, and left. She did not respond to questions shouted at her by reporters. As she came within sight of a crowd in the street, some people began chanting, "We want Martha!“ Avoided a loss of $45,673 by selling all 3928 shares. Guilty on four counts of obstructing justice & lying to investigators about a well timed stock sale. One juror said-This is a victory for the little guys, no one is above the law.” Jail- 5 mos. House Arrest- 5 mos. DO YOU THINK THE NEWS MEDIA HAS ANY INFLUENCE ON YOUR ETHICAL DECISION MAKING PROCESS??
- $50 Billion Ponzi Scheme Born April 29, 1938 (1938-04-29) (age 70) Queens , New York , USA Charge(s) Securities fraud , investment advisor fraud, mail fraud , wire fraud , money laundering , false statements , perjury , making false filings with the SEC, theft from an employee benefit plan Penalty Sentencing scheduled for June 16, 2009; maximum sentence of 150 years in prison and $170 billion in restitution Status Inmate #61727-054 at the Metropolitan Correctional Center , New York City, NY. [1] Occupation Stock broker, financial adviser (retired), former chairman of NASDAQ Spouse Ruth Alpern Madoff Children Mark Madoff ( ca. 1964), Andrew Madoff ( ca. 1966) -Largest financial investor fraud in history. $50 billion ponzi scheme. Charles Ponzi- arrived in Boston in 1903. Italian, got idea from Banco Zarossi.
- The Apprentice Is this reality? Net Worth- $2.7 Billion according to Forbes (2011)
- Suvivor TV show Then there is Professional Wrestling. These reality shows are to reality what Professional wrestling is to sports. Does this depict reality? Do viewers think these events are real? They may not be real, but are they unethical? Many shows have writers/editors that re-sequence events. Think about The Bachelor/Bachelorette…who wouldn’t fall in love? WHAT DO REALITY SHOWS PROMOTE? Deviousness, Manipulation, Outright lying?
- Sound basic principles vs. situational
- Does culture help determine whether something is good/bad and right/wrong? Killing animals in general? Cows, Deer, Dolphins…
- Socrates Set standards, gives order, right or wrong? Do you have a set method of ethical decision making? Pro/Con list maybe? Do you think a set process might be valuable? Pick things up from others? BBB, BNI…handout in folder. READ BNI CODE OF ETHICS
- We are seeing ethics in the news more and more. Palin got paid for media interviews… Many ethics complaints- use of state funds and staff jacket she wore to a race (bc it had a logo on it)
- Who has code of ethics? In folders are our values and mission. A lot of companies have mission statements available on websites. Starbucks Mission Statement When I was in college they used to tell us to always look at a companies mission statement before you went into an interview to see what you’re getting into.
- Convictions need to be our own Show the video on the Exxon Valdez and personal ethics PG 15 in LEADER GUIDE “ you gotta want it”
- Pg 75 of the book
- Scene from “Meet the Fockers” Ass hooooole (click sponges)
- My father. About boys my sister and I date. Never tells us, lets us figure it out on our own.
- When we don’t know what we believe or how we make decisions, we can only afford to go from decision to decision. We have no framework of stating who we are, what we believe or what another person can expect from us. Ethical Framework is a tool to building trust and relationships.
- About the lines…and conformity.
- You never know all the facts. Will do ethical frameworks activity later. Of course we would like to be right 100% of the time…some people think they are. That’s not realistic.
- Get all the facts together and any other needed opinions or materials prior to making a decision.
- Pg. 1 of Handout. Some examples in insurance? Mileage to and from work?? What might WE (as a restoration company) deal with?
- On page 1 of your handout.
- Similar: both provide behavioral rules. Help people make judgment. Different: Ethics is not necessarily an emotional reaction. Ethics can be decided based on values or not. Values come from emotional reaction, they may or may not be explainable or defendable. FEELING. *Ethics kind of falls between morals and the law*
- Also on Page 1
- Reminds me of a lot of people in the hidden camera experiments, Rosa Parks US Open Story
- On page 3 People pull from a variety of factors: Parents Peers Religion. PEERS- Why parents want their kids to have friends that are goooood influences. Teachers separate kids for a different response. Some kids behave differently with their friends. The response should be known…they follow the same framework to make decisions. Is. Insured wants you to waive deductible on their car bc he knows your brother.
- On page 3 Criminals…don’t think about the person they’re stealing from. Ie. My bike at Aquinas Have no framework…
- Read the explanations for the above statements On page 2
- Police officers (yet some are still corrupt) On page 4 Pro/Con list Kid looking at AQ, wanted to talk to me Somebody that has HAD the experience
- 5 different sources of ethical framework is suggested
- Insured’s, family, co-workers, underwriters, etc. Consequences are accepted ON PAGE 6
- What do we mean by “others”. PETA, (People for the ethical treatment of animals) Focus on four issues: Factory Farming, Fur Farming, Animal Testing, Animals in Entertainment Whale Wars, Etc.
- On second page 6 Just be a good/genuine person The man on the video of the coach getting crazy. “He’s somebody’s son”
- CEOs, pro Athletes ON SECOND PAGE 6 I’m sure Zappos isn’t like this everyday. Zappo’s video: minute 1:50 Tony Hsieh- CEO, graduated from Harvard with a BA in Computer Science
- Second page 6 Individuals may disagree as to what is the common good because we have differing opinions and values. Ie. Welfare program, unemployment
- Always learn from your mistakes!
- Shoplifting video is second part of DVD. Video clip of Dentist negotiation Video Clip of Store owner
- Look in your folders
- Socrates