This document provides guidelines for a final paper analyzing a legal/ethical issue in a work environment. The 11-15 page paper must: 1) Describe a business situation presenting a legal/ethical issue from a past, current, or future job in under two pages; 2) Analyze the ethical concerns using two theories and identify the best legal outcome; 3) Apply relevant law to the situation; and 4) Recommend ways to reduce liability and improve ethics. At least 10 scholarly sources must be used.

1. BUS 670 Week 6 Final Paper Legal and Ethical Issues on the Job
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Focus of the Final Paper
Prepare an 11- to 15-page paper (excluding title page and reference page) that
analyzes a legal/ethical issue or situation relating to a current, previous, or
potential future work environment. Use at least 10 scholarly sources that are
suitable for research in a graduate-level course.
Your paper must include the following:
1. A description of a business situation that presents a legal and ethical
issue. The business situation must be from prior, current, or anticipated future
employment experiences, or a current event. The description of the business
situation must not exceed two pages.
2. Analysis of the ethical concerns raised by the situation.
a. Apply at least two different ethical theories to the situation to support at
least two different outcomes.
b. The paper must identify which ethical outlook, as applied to this particular
situation, will result in the best legal outcome for the business.
3. Application of the relevant area(s) of law that has (have) been addressed in
this course to the situation (e.g., constitutional law, contracts, anti-trust
law, securities regulations, employment law, environmental law, crimes, or
torts) and a discussion of the applicable law as it applies to the situation
identified.
a. The application of law must be accurate and thorough.
b. The discussion of the different applicable law suggested by the situation
being examined must reflect a thorough understanding of the relevant legal
analysis.
4. A recommendation to reduce liability exposure and improve the ethical climate
or the overall ethics of the situation.