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A County Engineer in Virginia demanded a 25% kickback in secret payments for highway work contracts he issued. In 1967 he made such an offer to Allan Kammerer, a 32 year old civil engineer who was vice president of a young and struggling consulting firm greatly in need of the work. Kammerer discussed the offer with others in the firm, who told him it was his decision to make. Finally Kammerer agreed to the deal, citing as a main reason his concern for getting sufficient work to retain his current employees.

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SUPERIOR UNIVERSITY LAHORE
SS-3014
NAME: Muhammad Ibrar
ROLL #: BAEM-F18-025
ASSIGNMENT #: 03
SUBJECT: Professional Ethics & Values
SEMESTER: 8th
DEPARTMENT: Avionics Engineering
SUBMITT TO: Asst. Prof. Air Cdre. Illyas Mahmood (Retd.)

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Kickbacks
Question:
Comment on the decision of Kammerer.
If you were in his place, what will be your actions - discuss?
ANSWERS TO QUESTION
Comment:
Ethically the Kammerer's act was unethical in one way as it would give push to
corruption and the tradition of giving bribery.
My action:
Kickbacks is a form of bribery. I would never agree with that and try to search even
if I greatly in need of the work.
Waste dumping
Question
Should Roy inform government authorities, as is required by law in this kind
of situation?
What actions you will take if you were in that position?
__________________________________________________________________
ANSWERS TO QUESTION

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Comment:
Yes, according to code of ethics for punishmentlaw isnot used butfire from job. But
here is some different scenario mean it is illegal to release this type of harmfulwaste
to be discharged to the sanitary sewer in any concentration so Roy should inform
government authorities for safety purposes.
My action:
The sodium cyanide is harmfulso I would use the appropriate label on the drum to
indicate whether a substance is hazardous. caused I should inform the government
authorities as soon as possible for safety purposes.
I have a wife and kids
Question:
Did he really have a choice;
If you were in his place, what will be your actions - discuss?
__________________________________________________________________
ANSWERS TO QUESTION N0.3
Comment:
Yes, the General Manager had insisted him, the choice that was given was
inappropriate. He should have resigned at the spot.

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My action:
I would have resigned at the spot because at that time I could retire comfortably, I
wasn’t in need of working for money anymore, I could relax on my pension after
that. It would be a much better option than doing such an unethical act and risking
the lives of fellow workers.
_________________________________________________________________

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We read about the Bhopal Disaster In late 1984, a pressure-relief valve on a tank used to store methyl isocyanate (MIC) at a Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, India, accidentally opened. The causes of the accident had many contributing factors. Some two thousand people were killed and thousands more injured. Then we read about the framework. The ethical theory provides a framework for reaching solutions to ethical problems.

Understanding Ethical Problems

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