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The BP Pipeline case (Case 6.25 on pp. 411-422) is a complex situational case about the actions of individuals and the practices of a large corporation. Prepare a paper that addresses the following: Discuss in detail the ethical, negligence, and environmental issues you see in this case. BP had rented the rig from Transocean for $500,000 per day. Transocean had been recognized by the U.S. government for its safety record. Can companies distance themselves from liability and responsibility through the use of contractors? Discuss how BP got into the position in which it found itself in late 2006 and what might have prevented the spill, the financial fallout, and the loss of reputation. Be sure to factor in the financial implications of any decision made during the period from 2001 to 2006. What was the impact of the emphasis in cost cutting on BP’s culture? What was the influence on the company’s performance? Evaluate the social responsibility positions of BP in light of the refinery explosion and the pipeline issue. What can companies learn from the BP experience? Support your paper with a minimum of three (3) scholarly resources in addition to your text. In addition to these specified resources, other appropriate scholarly resources, including older articles, may be included. Length: 5-7 pages not including title and reference pages Your paper should demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the ideas and concepts that are presented in the course and provide new thoughts and insights relating directly to this topic. Your response should reflect scholarly writing and current APA standards. .
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BP: Example of an Unethical Trifecta
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From the dawn of time, human beings have relied on the environment to provide with the all the things we need to survive and be successful. It has also helped us develop civilizations and founded industries where there was none. Our exploitation of our environment is part of what makes us successful. The more we have been able to conquer and manipulate our environment, the more we have developed culturally, socially, and economically (Kareiva and Marvier, 2012). The three tenets of culture, society, and economy has been our biggest source of influence in dealing with the environment. Ever since the discovery of oil by the ancient civilizations of Babylonia and Greece, great importance has been placed on our ability to utilize it and the products we get from it (Totten, 2007). Today, the oil industry has grown from nothing to become one of the world’s biggest and most important. British Petroleum (BP) is one of the largest oil companies in the world and a major stakeholder in the United States oil industry.
Although BP has been operating in the United States for a long time, its history and operations have not always been worthy of praise. The company has been in the middle of several issues and held accountable for several incidents that have resulted in the loss of life, property, and massive environmental damage. The United States government has always placed a premium on the environment and its safety and Americans in general are conscious about the environment and what needs to be done to protect it.
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the BP Pipeline case (Case 6.25 on pp. 411-422) and to address the following topics:
• Discuss in detail the ethical, negligence, and environmental issues you see in this case.
• BP had rented the rig from Transocean for $500,000 per day. Transocean had been recognized by the U.S. government for its safety record. Can companies distance themselves from liability and responsibility through the use of contractors?
• Discuss how BP got into the position in which it found itself in late 2006 and what might have prevented the spill, the financial fallout, and the loss of reputation. Be sure to factor in the financial implications of any decision made during the period from 2001 to 2006.
• What was the impact of the emphasis in cost cutting on BP’s culture? What was the influence on the company’s performance?
• Evaluate the social responsibility positions of BP in light of the refinery explosion and the pipeline issue. What can companies learn from the BP experience?
British Petroleum has a large operation in the United States and it has made investments to ensure that it develops these operations to maximize its production and increase profits. One such investment was the acquisition of the vast oil field at Prudhoe Bay, .
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Each reply must be 450 words supported by 3 scholarly sources other than the textbook/course materials. Each source must be properly cited in current APA format.
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The Result of a Decline in Business Ethics
Business ethics is defined by “the application of ethics to the special problems and opportunities businesspeople experience” (Kubasek, Browne, Barkacs, Herron & Dhooge, 2016, p. 16). When ethical decisions appear in a person’s life, more likely than not, a plethora of choices are considered when determining the best course to take for justifying our actions. In many cases, we consider our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, his heavenly father God, our parents, our spouses, our children, friends, colleagues, physical and mental emotions, plus more before committing to one-way or the other. However, when the word “business” is placed in front of ethics, the ramifications are often much larger, including monetary value, and the effect decisions will have on stakeholders and the public. First Timothy 6 verses 10 states “For the love of money is the root of all-evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows” (KJV). By highlighting the definition of Business Ethics as well as 1 Timothy 6:10, we expose the very public lambasting of Volkswagen Group, whom recently stated “11 million of its diesel cars worldwide were equipped with software that was used to cheat on emissions test” (Lippe, 2015). A multitude of responses, questions, and political backlash reduced Volkswagen’s image in the public, however, we will identify the steps that should have been enforced to prevent this incident, starting at the managerial level and ending with the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
As children of God, we are instilled with the rationale between what is right and wrong. James 4 verse 17 (KJV) states “Therefore to him that knoweth to do good, and doeth (it) not, to him it is sin”. We are endowed with the conscious capability to distinguish between doing something right and doing something wrong, however, when we choose to do something wrong, it is considered a Sin. Other factors may weigh heavily for or against the determination of right or wrong to include family beliefs, childhood, and life experiences. Nevertheless, as employees working in the Legal o ...
BBA 4751, Business Ethics 1 Course Learning Outcomes .docx
BBA 4751, Business Ethics 1
Course Learning Outcomes for Unit V
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
2. Relate ethical behavior in high-profile events.
3. Examine regulatory and sustainability market approaches to business’s environmental
responsibilities.
Reading Assignment
In order to access the following resource(s), click the link(s) below:
Matejek, S., & Gossling, T. (2014). Beyond legitimacy: A case study in BP’s “green lashing.” Journal of
Business Ethics, 120(4), 571-584. Retrieved from
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Roberts, P. S. (2006). FEMA after Katrina. Policy Review, (137), 15-33. Retrieved from
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Chapter five: Lessons learned. (2005, September 15). In The federal response to Hurricane Katrina: Lessons
learned. Retrieved from http://georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov/reports/katrina-lessons-
learned/chapter5.html
Peters, J. W. (2010, June 10). Efforts in Gulf of Mexico to limit flow of news about the spill. The New
York Times. Retrieved from
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Unit Lesson
Click here to access an introduction
video.
Click here to access the introduction video transcript.
UNIT V STUDY GUIDE
Ethical Actions in Times of Business
Issues Surrounding Certain Tragic Events
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WEEK 1 The Business Ethics Workshop (2012) Washington, DC The S.docx
WEEK 1
The Business Ethics Workshop (2012) Washington, DC: The Saylor Foundation
Chapter 1: What Is Business Ethics? (pages 4-32)
· Ethical Issues, Ethical Dilemmas, & Legal Issues
Theme 2: Why Ethics Matters?
· Culture: The Key to Corporate Governance
· Corporate culture: The second ingredient in a world-class ethics and compliance program
· The Firm's Stakeholders
WEEK 2
The Business Ethics Workshop (2012) Washington, DC: The Saylor Foundation
· Chapter 3: Theories of Consequence Ethics: Traditional Tools for Making Decisions in Business When the Ends Justify the Means (pages 91-125)
· Utilitarianism
The Business Ethics Workshop (2012) Washington, DC: The Saylor Foundation
· Chapter 4: Theories Responding to the Challenge of Cultural Relativism (pages 137-176)
· Aristotle & Virtue Theory
· Kantian Ethics in a Nutshell: The Moral Philosophy of Immanuel Kant
[For additional information on ethical theories, see Course Resources under Content]
Theme 2: Ethical Issues Surrounding Banking & Investment Activity
· The two-year Wells Fargo horror story just won't end
· Tippee Insider Trading after Newman and Salman : Why Knowledge Is Not Always Your
· U.S. Supreme Court Clarifies Standards for “Tippee” Insider Trading Liability
· 60 Minutes Flash Boys - High Frequency Trading
· Socially-Responsible Investing for Long Term Safety and Returns: Tom Van Dyck at TEDxNewWallStreet
· Why Creating Wealth Is Not Exploitative
· What’s in a Name? Regulation Best Interest v. Fiduciary
Week 3: Ethical Treatment of Employees - Workplace Culture
Theme 1: Safety/Civility
Your Person
· OSHA’s Wall of Shame: Agency Targets ‘Severe Violators’
· The Top 10 Bizarre Workers’ Compensation Cases for 2015
Your Psyche
· Kareem Hunt faces more than baseline six-game suspension
· The silent killer of workplace happiness, productivity, and health is a lack of basic civility
· Chris Porath - "Mastering Civility: A Manifesto in the Workplace," WJLA Interview
Your Money
· Thinking About Using Payroll Debit Cards? Read This First
· New Overtime Rules Suspended for Now
· Are ESOPs Good Retirement Plans?
Theme 2: Freedom From Discrimination
Illegal Discrimination
· The Pregnancy Discrimination Act and the Supreme Court: A Legal Analysis of Young v. U nited Parcel S ervice
· Legal discrimination in four letters: BFOQ
· The strange loophole that lets Hooters hire only female servers
· Is it okay to hire cooks to match the cuisine? (part I)
· Resources Legal Alerts Newsletters Articles Blogs Mobile Apps Subject-Matter Booklets State Law Guides Newsletter PDF EEOC Settles Beef With Restaurant
Legal Discrimination
· The Hidden Obstacle to Great Corporate Culture: Unconscious Bias
· Former Hooters Waitress Awarded $250,000 in Racial Discrimination Case
· Lifestyle Discrimination: Is it Legal?
· 8 Ways Employers Can Discriminate Against Workers - Legally
· Anne Arundel Medical Center Won't Hire Smokers In The Future
· Pay Transparency Is The
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Assignment OverviewThis Case Assignment focuses on Volkswa.docx
Assignment Overview
This Case Assignment focuses on Volkswagen’s emissions scandal and related
brand management and business ethics issues.
Case Reading
Boston, W., & Houston-Waesch, M. (2015, Oct 15). Volkswagen suspends
another top engineer; berlin orders recall; transport minister says recall of tainted
diesel cars is mandatory. Wall Street Journal (Online).
Cremer, A. (2016, April 20). VW to pay each U.S. customer $5,000 to settle
dieselgate: Die Welt. Retrieved from http://www.reuters.com/article
/us-volkswagen-emissions-court-idUSKCN0XH0ZV
Danny, Hakim, Kessler, A. M., & Ewing, J. (2015, Sep 27). As VW pushed to be
no. 1, ambitions fueled a scandal. New York Times. De Cremer, D., & de
Bettignies, H. (2013). PRAGMATIC BUSINESS ETHICS. Business Strategy
Review, 24(2), 64-67.
De Cremer, D., & de Bettignies, H. (2013). PRAGMATIC BUSINESS
ETHICS. Business Strategy Review, 24(2), 64-67.
Ewing, J. (2016, April 21). Volkswagen Reaches Deal in U.S. Over Emissions
Scandal. New York Times. Retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04
/22/business/international/volkswagen-emissions-settlement.html?_r=0
Farrell, S. (2015, Oct. 26). Volkswagen loses sales top spot to Toyota after
emissions scandal. Retrieved from http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/oct
/26/volkswagen-top-spot-toyota-vw-emissions-scandal.
Fung, B. (2015). Volkswagen's U.S. CEO apologizes for emissions cheating
scandal. Washington: WP Company LLC d/b/a The Washington Post.
Lane, C. (2015, Oct. 26). Emissions scandal is hurting VW owners trying to
Resell. Retrieved from http://www.npr.org/2015/10/26/450238773/emissions-
scandal-is-hurting-vw-owners-trying-to-resell.
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La Monica, P.,R. (2015, Sep 23). Volkswagen has plunged 50%. will it ever
recover? CNN Wire Service.
Sanger-Katz, M., & Schwartz, J. (2015, Sep 30). Gauging human toll of VW
fraud. International New York Times.
Here are some articles on brand equity and brand management.
Keller, K. L. (1993). Conceptualizing, measuring, and managing customer-based
brand equity. Journal of Marketing, 57(1), 1-22.
Helm, S., & Tolsdorf, J. (2013). How does corporate reputation affect customer
loyalty in a corporate crisis? Journal of Contingencies & Crisis Management, 21
(3), p144-152.
Case Assignment
Develop a report in terms of the following guidelines. A well-written report should
have a brief introduction, headings or subheadings, and a brief concluding
comment. Note that you should use some keywords as headings or subheadings
such as "Brand Equity of VW”, instead of a sentence or a question. Read and cite
required articles on Volkswagen’s emissions scandal, as well as additional
research you have done, and address the following issues:
Briefly describe Volkswagen’s emissions scandal and provide background on
the company and automobile industry.
1.
Do you think Volkswagen’s brand reputation was severely dam ...
OpenStax-CNX module m17318 1Three Views of CSR (Corporate.docx
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Three Views of CSR (Corporate
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This module explores di�erent models of CSR (corporate social responsibility) including a shareholder
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and Freeman), and an alliance model advocated by Patricia Werhane. Students will develop a framework
based on an exercise to determine a social contract between society and business. They will use this social
contract to assess each CSR approaches. Then they will develop a CSR program for the hypothetical
corporation, Burger Man. (Based on an exercise developed by Paul Thompson.) This module is being
developed as a part of a project funded by the National Science Foundation, "Collaborative Development
of Ethics Across the Curriculum Resources and Sharing of Best Practices," NSF-SES-0551779. It is
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companies.
- The other link is a story from reporter, Paul Solomon, that reports on
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first broadcast on December 23, 2004 reports on outstanding and suc-
cessful efforts on CSR. Its title is "Good Business Deeds" and it was
accessed for this module on August 17, 2008 at the following URL:
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1 Introduction
This module will introduce you to the theme of corporate social responsibility. Three representative cases
will help to pose the central problems and basic issues of CSR. Then you will work on developing a social
contract between the business corporation and society to articulate the interests, goods, and rights at stake in
CSR. Three di�erent approaches dominate this �eld: the shareholder approach set forth by Milton Friedman,
the stakeholder approach articulated .
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From the dawn of time, human beings have relied on the environment to provide with the all the things we need to survive and be successful. It has also helped us develop civilizations and founded industries where there was none. Our exploitation of our environment is part of what makes us successful. The more we have been able to conquer and manipulate our environment, the more we have developed culturally, socially, and economically (Kareiva and Marvier, 2012). The three tenets of culture, society, and economy has been our biggest source of influence in dealing with the environment. Ever since the discovery of oil by the ancient civilizations of Babylonia and Greece, great importance has been placed on our ability to utilize it and the products we get from it (Totten, 2007). Today, the oil industry has grown from nothing to become one of the world’s biggest and most important. British Petroleum (BP) is one of the largest oil companies in the world and a major stakeholder in the United States oil industry.
Although BP has been operating in the United States for a long time, its history and operations have not always been worthy of praise. The company has been in the middle of several issues and held accountable for several incidents that have resulted in the loss of life, property, and massive environmental damage. The United States government has always placed a premium on the environment and its safety and Americans in general are conscious about the environment and what needs to be done to protect it.
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the BP Pipeline case (Case 6.25 on pp. 411-422) and to address the following topics:
• Discuss in detail the ethical, negligence, and environmental issues you see in this case.
• BP had rented the rig from Transocean for $500,000 per day. Transocean had been recognized by the U.S. government for its safety record. Can companies distance themselves from liability and responsibility through the use of contractors?
• Discuss how BP got into the position in which it found itself in late 2006 and what might have prevented the spill, the financial fallout, and the loss of reputation. Be sure to factor in the financial implications of any decision made during the period from 2001 to 2006.
• What was the impact of the emphasis in cost cutting on BP’s culture? What was the influence on the company’s performance?
• Evaluate the social responsibility positions of BP in light of the refinery explosion and the pipeline issue. What can companies learn from the BP experience?
British Petroleum has a large operation in the United States and it has made investments to ensure that it develops these operations to maximize its production and increase profits. One such investment was the acquisition of the vast oil field at Prudhoe Bay, .
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Reply to the threads of 2 classmates who offer views different than yours. Identify the points of difference in your analyses and explain how your application of the relevant law to the facts of this situation led you to a different conclusion.
Each reply must be 450 words supported by 3 scholarly sources other than the textbook/course materials. Each source must be properly cited in current APA format.
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The Result of a Decline in Business Ethics
Business ethics is defined by “the application of ethics to the special problems and opportunities businesspeople experience” (Kubasek, Browne, Barkacs, Herron & Dhooge, 2016, p. 16). When ethical decisions appear in a person’s life, more likely than not, a plethora of choices are considered when determining the best course to take for justifying our actions. In many cases, we consider our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, his heavenly father God, our parents, our spouses, our children, friends, colleagues, physical and mental emotions, plus more before committing to one-way or the other. However, when the word “business” is placed in front of ethics, the ramifications are often much larger, including monetary value, and the effect decisions will have on stakeholders and the public. First Timothy 6 verses 10 states “For the love of money is the root of all-evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows” (KJV). By highlighting the definition of Business Ethics as well as 1 Timothy 6:10, we expose the very public lambasting of Volkswagen Group, whom recently stated “11 million of its diesel cars worldwide were equipped with software that was used to cheat on emissions test” (Lippe, 2015). A multitude of responses, questions, and political backlash reduced Volkswagen’s image in the public, however, we will identify the steps that should have been enforced to prevent this incident, starting at the managerial level and ending with the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
As children of God, we are instilled with the rationale between what is right and wrong. James 4 verse 17 (KJV) states “Therefore to him that knoweth to do good, and doeth (it) not, to him it is sin”. We are endowed with the conscious capability to distinguish between doing something right and doing something wrong, however, when we choose to do something wrong, it is considered a Sin. Other factors may weigh heavily for or against the determination of right or wrong to include family beliefs, childhood, and life experiences. Nevertheless, as employees working in the Legal o ...
BBA 4751, Business Ethics 1 Course Learning Outcomes .docx
BBA 4751, Business Ethics 1
Course Learning Outcomes for Unit V
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
2. Relate ethical behavior in high-profile events.
3. Examine regulatory and sustainability market approaches to business’s environmental
responsibilities.
Reading Assignment
In order to access the following resource(s), click the link(s) below:
Matejek, S., & Gossling, T. (2014). Beyond legitimacy: A case study in BP’s “green lashing.” Journal of
Business Ethics, 120(4), 571-584. Retrieved from
https://libraryresources.columbiasouthern.edu/login?url=http://search.proquest.com.libraryresources.c
olumbiasouthern.edu/docview/1513729827?accountid=33337
Roberts, P. S. (2006). FEMA after Katrina. Policy Review, (137), 15-33. Retrieved from
https://libraryresources.columbiasouthern.edu/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direc
t=true&db=bth&AN=21254699&site=ehost-live&scope=site
Chapter five: Lessons learned. (2005, September 15). In The federal response to Hurricane Katrina: Lessons
learned. Retrieved from http://georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov/reports/katrina-lessons-
learned/chapter5.html
Peters, J. W. (2010, June 10). Efforts in Gulf of Mexico to limit flow of news about the spill. The New
York Times. Retrieved from
https://libraryresources.columbiasouthern.edu/login?auth=CAS&url=http://go.galegroup.com/ps/i.
do?p=ITOF&sw=w&u=oran95108&v=2.1&id=GALE%7CA228471542&it=r&asid=c9f34b728871e
cc3f98708adb413b757
Unit Lesson
Click here to access an introduction
video.
Click here to access the introduction video transcript.
UNIT V STUDY GUIDE
Ethical Actions in Times of Business
Issues Surrounding Certain Tragic Events
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WEEK 1 The Business Ethics Workshop (2012) Washington, DC The S.docx
WEEK 1
The Business Ethics Workshop (2012) Washington, DC: The Saylor Foundation
Chapter 1: What Is Business Ethics? (pages 4-32)
· Ethical Issues, Ethical Dilemmas, & Legal Issues
Theme 2: Why Ethics Matters?
· Culture: The Key to Corporate Governance
· Corporate culture: The second ingredient in a world-class ethics and compliance program
· The Firm's Stakeholders
WEEK 2
The Business Ethics Workshop (2012) Washington, DC: The Saylor Foundation
· Chapter 3: Theories of Consequence Ethics: Traditional Tools for Making Decisions in Business When the Ends Justify the Means (pages 91-125)
· Utilitarianism
The Business Ethics Workshop (2012) Washington, DC: The Saylor Foundation
· Chapter 4: Theories Responding to the Challenge of Cultural Relativism (pages 137-176)
· Aristotle & Virtue Theory
· Kantian Ethics in a Nutshell: The Moral Philosophy of Immanuel Kant
[For additional information on ethical theories, see Course Resources under Content]
Theme 2: Ethical Issues Surrounding Banking & Investment Activity
· The two-year Wells Fargo horror story just won't end
· Tippee Insider Trading after Newman and Salman : Why Knowledge Is Not Always Your
· U.S. Supreme Court Clarifies Standards for “Tippee” Insider Trading Liability
· 60 Minutes Flash Boys - High Frequency Trading
· Socially-Responsible Investing for Long Term Safety and Returns: Tom Van Dyck at TEDxNewWallStreet
· Why Creating Wealth Is Not Exploitative
· What’s in a Name? Regulation Best Interest v. Fiduciary
Week 3: Ethical Treatment of Employees - Workplace Culture
Theme 1: Safety/Civility
Your Person
· OSHA’s Wall of Shame: Agency Targets ‘Severe Violators’
· The Top 10 Bizarre Workers’ Compensation Cases for 2015
Your Psyche
· Kareem Hunt faces more than baseline six-game suspension
· The silent killer of workplace happiness, productivity, and health is a lack of basic civility
· Chris Porath - "Mastering Civility: A Manifesto in the Workplace," WJLA Interview
Your Money
· Thinking About Using Payroll Debit Cards? Read This First
· New Overtime Rules Suspended for Now
· Are ESOPs Good Retirement Plans?
Theme 2: Freedom From Discrimination
Illegal Discrimination
· The Pregnancy Discrimination Act and the Supreme Court: A Legal Analysis of Young v. U nited Parcel S ervice
· Legal discrimination in four letters: BFOQ
· The strange loophole that lets Hooters hire only female servers
· Is it okay to hire cooks to match the cuisine? (part I)
· Resources Legal Alerts Newsletters Articles Blogs Mobile Apps Subject-Matter Booklets State Law Guides Newsletter PDF EEOC Settles Beef With Restaurant
Legal Discrimination
· The Hidden Obstacle to Great Corporate Culture: Unconscious Bias
· Former Hooters Waitress Awarded $250,000 in Racial Discrimination Case
· Lifestyle Discrimination: Is it Legal?
· 8 Ways Employers Can Discriminate Against Workers - Legally
· Anne Arundel Medical Center Won't Hire Smokers In The Future
· Pay Transparency Is The
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Assignment Overview
This Case Assignment focuses on Volkswagen’s emissions scandal and related
brand management and business ethics issues.
Case Reading
Boston, W., & Houston-Waesch, M. (2015, Oct 15). Volkswagen suspends
another top engineer; berlin orders recall; transport minister says recall of tainted
diesel cars is mandatory. Wall Street Journal (Online).
Cremer, A. (2016, April 20). VW to pay each U.S. customer $5,000 to settle
dieselgate: Die Welt. Retrieved from http://www.reuters.com/article
/us-volkswagen-emissions-court-idUSKCN0XH0ZV
Danny, Hakim, Kessler, A. M., & Ewing, J. (2015, Sep 27). As VW pushed to be
no. 1, ambitions fueled a scandal. New York Times. De Cremer, D., & de
Bettignies, H. (2013). PRAGMATIC BUSINESS ETHICS. Business Strategy
Review, 24(2), 64-67.
De Cremer, D., & de Bettignies, H. (2013). PRAGMATIC BUSINESS
ETHICS. Business Strategy Review, 24(2), 64-67.
Ewing, J. (2016, April 21). Volkswagen Reaches Deal in U.S. Over Emissions
Scandal. New York Times. Retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04
/22/business/international/volkswagen-emissions-settlement.html?_r=0
Farrell, S. (2015, Oct. 26). Volkswagen loses sales top spot to Toyota after
emissions scandal. Retrieved from http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/oct
/26/volkswagen-top-spot-toyota-vw-emissions-scandal.
Fung, B. (2015). Volkswagen's U.S. CEO apologizes for emissions cheating
scandal. Washington: WP Company LLC d/b/a The Washington Post.
Lane, C. (2015, Oct. 26). Emissions scandal is hurting VW owners trying to
Resell. Retrieved from http://www.npr.org/2015/10/26/450238773/emissions-
scandal-is-hurting-vw-owners-trying-to-resell.
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La Monica, P.,R. (2015, Sep 23). Volkswagen has plunged 50%. will it ever
recover? CNN Wire Service.
Sanger-Katz, M., & Schwartz, J. (2015, Sep 30). Gauging human toll of VW
fraud. International New York Times.
Here are some articles on brand equity and brand management.
Keller, K. L. (1993). Conceptualizing, measuring, and managing customer-based
brand equity. Journal of Marketing, 57(1), 1-22.
Helm, S., & Tolsdorf, J. (2013). How does corporate reputation affect customer
loyalty in a corporate crisis? Journal of Contingencies & Crisis Management, 21
(3), p144-152.
Case Assignment
Develop a report in terms of the following guidelines. A well-written report should
have a brief introduction, headings or subheadings, and a brief concluding
comment. Note that you should use some keywords as headings or subheadings
such as "Brand Equity of VW”, instead of a sentence or a question. Read and cite
required articles on Volkswagen’s emissions scandal, as well as additional
research you have done, and address the following issues:
Briefly describe Volkswagen’s emissions scandal and provide background on
the company and automobile industry.
1.
Do you think Volkswagen’s brand reputation was severely dam ...
OpenStax-CNX module m17318 1Three Views of CSR (Corporate.docx
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This module explores di�erent models of CSR (corporate social responsibility) including a shareholder
model (based on the arguments of Milton Friedman), the stakeholder model (based on the work of Evan
and Freeman), and an alliance model advocated by Patricia Werhane. Students will develop a framework
based on an exercise to determine a social contract between society and business. They will use this social
contract to assess each CSR approaches. Then they will develop a CSR program for the hypothetical
corporation, Burger Man. (Based on an exercise developed by Paul Thompson.) This module is being
developed as a part of a project funded by the National Science Foundation, "Collaborative Development
of Ethics Across the Curriculum Resources and Sharing of Best Practices," NSF-SES-0551779. It is
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responsibility statements put out by McDonalds and Starbucks. These
will help you to benchmark your own efforts both in the fictional
Burger Man case and in your efforts to develop CSR reports for real
companies.
- The other link is a story from reporter, Paul Solomon, that reports on
the annual Business for Social Responsibility conference. This story,
first broadcast on December 23, 2004 reports on outstanding and suc-
cessful efforts on CSR. Its title is "Good Business Deeds" and it was
accessed for this module on August 17, 2008 at the following URL:
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/business/july-dec04/corporate_12-23.html
1 Introduction
This module will introduce you to the theme of corporate social responsibility. Three representative cases
will help to pose the central problems and basic issues of CSR. Then you will work on developing a social
contract between the business corporation and society to articulate the interests, goods, and rights at stake in
CSR. Three di�erent approaches dominate this �eld: the shareholder approach set forth by Milton Friedman,
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AUSTRALIA’S NEW HORIZON: CLIMATE CHANGE CHALLENGES AND PRUDENTIAL RISK (Feb...
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My focus today will be climate change and climate risk. Following my remarks here last year, I fielded a question from the floor on climate change and associated prudential risks, and noted some of the implications for financial sector entities. The questions moved on, but I have continued to reflect on these issues with my colleagues over the past 12 months.
At the same time, developments in Australia and abroad placed climate-related financial risks firmly in sight. Bank of England Governor, Mark Carney, said last year that the entry into force of the Paris Climate Agreement ‘brings the horizon forward’ for action on climate change. It heightens transition risks and opportunities, makes them more immediate, and ‘puts a premium on the ability of private markets to adjust’. 1Australia’s ratification of the Paris Agreement last November ensures we have a new horizon too.
Today I want to reflect on these and other developments. I want to offer some observations about why climate-related risks are likely to be relevant and important, not only for insurers but for all APRA-regulated entities. I will also talk about how we see ‘climate risks’ as part of our broader approach to prudential risk management and supervision.
To begin with a generalisation, while climate risks have been broadly recognised, they have often been seen as a future problem or a non-financial problem.
The key point I want to make today, and that APRA wants to be explicit about, is that this is no longer the case. Some climate risks are distinctly ‘financial’ in nature. Many of these risks are foreseeable, material and actionable now. Climate risks also have potential systemwide implications that APRA and other regulators here and abroad are paying much closer attention to.(TCO A) Under what circumstances might it be ethical for the feder.docx
(TCO A) Under what circumstances might it be ethical for the federal government to record or track calls or Internet searches without any sort of warrant? Analyze and evaluate the various issues presented while arguing and debating the connections between business, law, politics, and ethics. (Points : 30)
2. (TCO B) If a hotel hosts a pool with a dangerous drain cover, and someone dies due to the drain cover, what sort of liability might that hotel have? Ignore criminal issues and focus on civil liability under torts and negligence. What possible legal causes of action might exist here? What about possible defenses? Analyze and evaluate the various issues presented while arguing and debating the connections between business, law, politics, and ethics. (Points : 30)
3. (TCO C) Because tires are a part of an inherently dangerous activity—driving—should manufacturers and retailers be subject to strict liability for defective tires? Why or why not? Discuss all of the possible legal theories of recovery and possible defenses. Analyze and evaluate the various issues presented while arguing and debating the connections between business, law, politics, and ethics. Be specific when describing causes of action and defenses. (Points : 30)
Question 4.
4. (TCO E) With the credit-card contracts, credit-card companies can unilaterally change the interest rate. Discuss whether there should be any requirements of reasonableness or fair dealing implied in the agreement. Please define the concept of an unconscionable contract. Could such a concept apply in the case of credit card contracts? Would the nonwaivable good faith provision in Uniform Commercial Code Section 1-304 affect this situation? In recent years what restrictions have been passed into law dealing with the solicitation of credit and the issuance of credit cards? Analyze and evaluate the various issues presented while arguing and debating the connections between business, law, politics, and ethics. (Points : 30)
5. (TCO G) Environmental law is both federal and state-controlled. Discuss the effect on state regulations if the federal government, through the Environmental Protection Agency, changes the standards for air pollution and carbon dioxide emissions. Also describe what legislation already exists to make certain the air is less polluted and that water remains in a similar state. Also what about CERCLA and
the manner in which we assure that the soil is not contaminated?
Who is liable for the cost of cleaning up any contamination? Analyze and evaluate the various issues presented while arguing and debating the connections between business, law, politics, and ethics. (Points : 30)
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Collaboration for Improving Outcomes- Regulatory Environment
Description: The baccalaureate graduate nurse will demonstrate basic knowledge of healthcare
policy, finance, and regulatory environments, including local, state, national, and global
healthcare trends.
Course Competency: 2) Develop a holistic case management plan for a specified disease or
population that incorporates the role of insurance, health care finance, and utilization of
community resources.
QSEN Competencies: 1) Patient-Centered Care 2) Teamwork and Collaboration 3) Evidence-
Based Practice
BSN Essential V
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advantages and
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Sustainability and Green Management (triple bottom line) decisions in Operations.
Three components of the Triple Bottom Line (TBL) are people and community (social responsibility), planet (environmental sustainability) and profit (the bottom line). These three components are holding true today even with the current situation the world is dealing with the mass interruption of worldwide logistical efforts due to COVID 19. Bottom-line, profits have taking a back sea.
24thAssessment 2 Corporate Social Responsibility and the Tri.docx
24th
Assessment 2 Corporate Social Responsibility and the Triple Bottom Line
Impact Report Type: Outcomes assessed 1, 2, 3 & 4
Due Date: Week 6 (Due 24th May 2020 Sunday by 23:55 PM)
Weight: 40%
Length: Report should be 2,000 – 2,500 words
Submission: Turnitin
Assignment Description.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a controversial topic and is widely debated throughout the world and increasingly gaining more prominence in Australia. The concept is broad and embraces the concept that companies have societal obligations beyond the profit goals of shareholders. CSR requires companies to consider the other two aspects of the Triple Bottom Line (TBL): impacts to the environment and society. Companies are required to consider the interests of all stakeholders including investors, suppliers, consumers, employees and the community in conducting its business.
CSR in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry discusses issues and challenges faced by organizations implementing responsible business practices within the travel, hotel, leisure and hospitality industries. Your discussion will examine the role that Tourism Australia contributes to support CSR events and activities.
The hospitality industry has a large footprint both in the area of providing employment and consumption of natural resources like energy, water, waste and food consumption. Your report will discuss the CSR activities of your chosen company, from within the Australian Tourism, Hospitality & Travel Industry, with initiatives related to community development, equality and diversity of the workforce, progressive work practices, and many other environmental causes.
(Special updates: During this global economic collapse caused by the outbreak of the unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic, how would the public and government react to the role of large multinational companies’ Corporate Social Responsibility programs? When the economy slumps, will organizations still prioritise causes other than the bottom line?)
Conduct appropriate research and include some critical discussion in your report. Consider the tactical and strategic forms of CSR in your report.
Approach and Requirement
Warning and advice:
There are many sources of information available on the internet. You need to avoid plagiarising other people’s materials – do not exceed the cut-off limit of a 20% similar score. If you do not understand the requirements of the assessment task, please ask the lecturer for clarification. If you need help with paraphrasing, please seek help at student services. If you have issues with time management, the best approach is to have a note book and list down the due dates of all Assessment task and start working on the tasks from the first day be adding snippets of content into the outline of your report.
The development of the report is important. Always start with a concept map or plan to guide you. Follow the standard format of writing university-lev.
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The Fair Market Value of Land andor Buildings Given as a Gift to Co.docx
The Fair Market Value of Land and/or Buildings Given as a Gift to Corporations by Communities as an Incentive to Locate in their Area is called _ _ _ by Accountants.
A.
Relocation Incentives
B.
Donated
Capital
C.
A Freebie
D.
A Free Good
.
The essay will be a sociological explanation of a specific aspec.docx
The essay will be
a sociological explanation of a specific aspect of urban life. Students, for example, can focus on urban dependence on mass transit, or unbearable congestion, excessive trash, physical buildings and social interaction, flooding or drought, sustainability or green technologies, immigrant labor, or parks/green spaces. Both the picture collage and the essay should be provocative; this work should solicit a reaction so they need to be creative.
Format, each picture essay should be delivered in two parts:
1 poster size collage of a minimum of 5 photos
1 4pp essay (hint: 3 questions, each should probably be 1pp - add cites if you use ideas from other authors or statistics from official/newspaper sources) (cites can be on an additional page - Use APA style)
Each essay will cover three essential questions:
1. Why is this aspect of the urban experience important and how does it affect the urban experience?
2. Currently, what is the state of the profound aspect of urban life? Provide an overview of the condition with statistics from official sources or ones gleaned from newspaper articles, etc.
3. In light of the profound aspect of the urban experience that you chose, what should be done? Use lessons from the course to offer well thought out advice on new directions.
***i chose
excessive trash*** its 4 pages.
.
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My focus today will be climate change and climate risk. Following my remarks here last year, I fielded a question from the floor on climate change and associated prudential risks, and noted some of the implications for financial sector entities. The questions moved on, but I have continued to reflect on these issues with my colleagues over the past 12 months.
At the same time, developments in Australia and abroad placed climate-related financial risks firmly in sight. Bank of England Governor, Mark Carney, said last year that the entry into force of the Paris Climate Agreement ‘brings the horizon forward’ for action on climate change. It heightens transition risks and opportunities, makes them more immediate, and ‘puts a premium on the ability of private markets to adjust’. 1Australia’s ratification of the Paris Agreement last November ensures we have a new horizon too.
Today I want to reflect on these and other developments. I want to offer some observations about why climate-related risks are likely to be relevant and important, not only for insurers but for all APRA-regulated entities. I will also talk about how we see ‘climate risks’ as part of our broader approach to prudential risk management and supervision.
To begin with a generalisation, while climate risks have been broadly recognised, they have often been seen as a future problem or a non-financial problem.
The key point I want to make today, and that APRA wants to be explicit about, is that this is no longer the case. Some climate risks are distinctly ‘financial’ in nature. Many of these risks are foreseeable, material and actionable now. Climate risks also have potential systemwide implications that APRA and other regulators here and abroad are paying much closer attention to.(TCO A) Under what circumstances might it be ethical for the feder.docx
(TCO A) Under what circumstances might it be ethical for the federal government to record or track calls or Internet searches without any sort of warrant? Analyze and evaluate the various issues presented while arguing and debating the connections between business, law, politics, and ethics. (Points : 30)
2. (TCO B) If a hotel hosts a pool with a dangerous drain cover, and someone dies due to the drain cover, what sort of liability might that hotel have? Ignore criminal issues and focus on civil liability under torts and negligence. What possible legal causes of action might exist here? What about possible defenses? Analyze and evaluate the various issues presented while arguing and debating the connections between business, law, politics, and ethics. (Points : 30)
3. (TCO C) Because tires are a part of an inherently dangerous activity—driving—should manufacturers and retailers be subject to strict liability for defective tires? Why or why not? Discuss all of the possible legal theories of recovery and possible defenses. Analyze and evaluate the various issues presented while arguing and debating the connections between business, law, politics, and ethics. Be specific when describing causes of action and defenses. (Points : 30)
Question 4.
4. (TCO E) With the credit-card contracts, credit-card companies can unilaterally change the interest rate. Discuss whether there should be any requirements of reasonableness or fair dealing implied in the agreement. Please define the concept of an unconscionable contract. Could such a concept apply in the case of credit card contracts? Would the nonwaivable good faith provision in Uniform Commercial Code Section 1-304 affect this situation? In recent years what restrictions have been passed into law dealing with the solicitation of credit and the issuance of credit cards? Analyze and evaluate the various issues presented while arguing and debating the connections between business, law, politics, and ethics. (Points : 30)
5. (TCO G) Environmental law is both federal and state-controlled. Discuss the effect on state regulations if the federal government, through the Environmental Protection Agency, changes the standards for air pollution and carbon dioxide emissions. Also describe what legislation already exists to make certain the air is less polluted and that water remains in a similar state. Also what about CERCLA and
the manner in which we assure that the soil is not contaminated?
Who is liable for the cost of cleaning up any contamination? Analyze and evaluate the various issues presented while arguing and debating the connections between business, law, politics, and ethics. (Points : 30)
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Collaboration for Improving Outcomes- Regulatory Environment
Description: The baccalaureate graduate nurse will demonstrate basic knowledge of healthcare
policy, finance, and regulatory environments, including local, state, national, and global
healthcare trends.
Course Competency: 2) Develop a holistic case management plan for a specified disease or
population that incorporates the role of insurance, health care finance, and utilization of
community resources.
QSEN Competencies: 1) Patient-Centered Care 2) Teamwork and Collaboration 3) Evidence-
Based Practice
BSN Essential V
Area Gold
Mastery
Silver
Proficient
Bronze
Acceptable
Acceptable
Mastery not
Demonstrated
Evaluate Evaluates how
healthcare
exchanges can
change the concept
of outpatient
treatment
Discusses how
healthcare
exchanges can
change the concept
of outpatient
treatment
Lists how
healthcare
exchanges can
change the concept
of outpatient
treatment
Does not
address the
topic
Explain Explains the
advantages and
disadvantages of
embedding practice
guidelines and
clinical pathways
into electronic
medical record
systems
Discusses the
advantages and
disadvantages of
embedding
practice guidelines
and clinical
pathways into
electronic medical
record systems
Lists the advantages
and disadvantages
of embedding
practice guidelines
and clinical
pathways into
electronic medical
record systems
Does not
address the
topic
Describe Describe demand
management and
how it increases
consumer
involvement in care
Discusses demand
management and
how it increases
consumer
involvement in
care
Lists demand
management but
doesn’t discuss how
it increases
consumer
involvement in care
Does not
address the
topic
Compare
and Contrast
Compares and
contrasts disease
management and
case management
Discusses disease
management and
case management
Lists disease
management and
case management
Does not
address the
topic
APA,
Grammar,
Spelling,
and
Punctuation
No errors in APA,
Spelling, and
Punctuation.
One to three errors
in APA, Spelling,
and Punctuation.
Four to six errors in
APA, Spelling, and
Punctuation.
Seven or more
errors in APA,
Spelling, and
Punctuation.
References Provides two or
more references.
Provides two
references.
Provides one
references.
Provides no
references.
1st post
Sustainability and Green Management (triple bottom line) decisions in Operations.
Three components of the Triple Bottom Line (TBL) are people and community (social responsibility), planet (environmental sustainability) and profit (the bottom line). These three components are holding true today even with the current situation the world is dealing with the mass interruption of worldwide logistical efforts due to COVID 19. Bottom-line, profits have taking a back sea.
24thAssessment 2 Corporate Social Responsibility and the Tri.docx
24th
Assessment 2 Corporate Social Responsibility and the Triple Bottom Line
Impact Report Type: Outcomes assessed 1, 2, 3 & 4
Due Date: Week 6 (Due 24th May 2020 Sunday by 23:55 PM)
Weight: 40%
Length: Report should be 2,000 – 2,500 words
Submission: Turnitin
Assignment Description.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a controversial topic and is widely debated throughout the world and increasingly gaining more prominence in Australia. The concept is broad and embraces the concept that companies have societal obligations beyond the profit goals of shareholders. CSR requires companies to consider the other two aspects of the Triple Bottom Line (TBL): impacts to the environment and society. Companies are required to consider the interests of all stakeholders including investors, suppliers, consumers, employees and the community in conducting its business.
CSR in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry discusses issues and challenges faced by organizations implementing responsible business practices within the travel, hotel, leisure and hospitality industries. Your discussion will examine the role that Tourism Australia contributes to support CSR events and activities.
The hospitality industry has a large footprint both in the area of providing employment and consumption of natural resources like energy, water, waste and food consumption. Your report will discuss the CSR activities of your chosen company, from within the Australian Tourism, Hospitality & Travel Industry, with initiatives related to community development, equality and diversity of the workforce, progressive work practices, and many other environmental causes.
(Special updates: During this global economic collapse caused by the outbreak of the unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic, how would the public and government react to the role of large multinational companies’ Corporate Social Responsibility programs? When the economy slumps, will organizations still prioritise causes other than the bottom line?)
Conduct appropriate research and include some critical discussion in your report. Consider the tactical and strategic forms of CSR in your report.
Approach and Requirement
Warning and advice:
There are many sources of information available on the internet. You need to avoid plagiarising other people’s materials – do not exceed the cut-off limit of a 20% similar score. If you do not understand the requirements of the assessment task, please ask the lecturer for clarification. If you need help with paraphrasing, please seek help at student services. If you have issues with time management, the best approach is to have a note book and list down the due dates of all Assessment task and start working on the tasks from the first day be adding snippets of content into the outline of your report.
The development of the report is important. Always start with a concept map or plan to guide you. Follow the standard format of writing university-lev.
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