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Outline
Introduction.
Objectives.
Work ethics
Dimensions of work Ethics.
Introduction
Every individual of this world wants to live in an ideal
world,where he seeks to determine the norms,ideals and
standards of the particular society or organization.The ideals
of good refer to the ethics.
Ethics is the subject of philosophy.It refers to the standards
on which the person decides what is right or wrong or good
or bad.
It prescribes what human beings ought to do,usually in terms
of rights,obligations, benefits to society,fairness ,or specific
virtues.
Ethics can be defined as a set of moral principles,which
guides the code of conduct and behaviour of a human
being in his life and society.
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Definitions
Ethics involves a discipline that
examines good or bad practices
within the context of a moral duty
Moral conduct is behavior that is
right or wrong
Business ethics include practices
and behaviors that are good or bad
Objectives
To develop the value system.
To create strong work culture.
To prevent social evils
To define the working pattern of professional life.
To improve the social life.
To set the standards of personal life and norms of
behaviour.
To set a standard for dos and the donts.
To set a mission to succeed in life.
Work ethics
Work ethics is a set of moral principles or
accepted norms of
behaviors governing the conduct of a
group of persons involved
in some work situation to achieve certain
desired objectives.
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Societys
Expectations
of Business
Ethics
Ethical
Problem
Actual
Business
Ethics
Ethical Problem
1950s
Time
Early 2000s
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Discipline
Every organization has written or unwritten rules,norms and ways of
working which the employees have to follow.
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Fellow Workers
Family
Regions of
Country
Profession
The Individual
Friends
The Law
Conscience
Employer
Religious
Beliefs
Society at Large
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Donts
Insubordination
Lethargy
Corruption
Dishonesty
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compared with
Prevailing norms
of acceptability
Value judgments
and perceptions of
the observer
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Transparency
Definition
Transparency ,as used in the humanities, implies
openess,communication and accountability.
In business context, transparency means following
certain rules and regulations and displaying relevant
information to the investors for better understanding.
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Defintion
CSR is a form of corporate selfregulation integrated into a business model.
The goal of CSR is to embrace responsibility for
the company's actions and encourage a positive
impact through its activities on the environment,
consumers, employees,
communities, stakeholders and all other members
of the public sphere.
An obligation, beyond that required by the law and
economics, for a firm to pursue long term goals
that are good for society
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Spectrum of CSR
Poor CSR
Good CSR
No employment
Destruction of agricultural
land
Not willing to listen to other
stakeholders
Appropriate of land not being
compensated
Non compliance of rule of land
Responsibility towards
employees
Living wage and social security
Respect for the maximum amount of
working hour(especially in India)
Occupational health and safety
Non-discrimination
Well lit and ventilated working
environment.
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Responsibility towards
customers.
Fair prices.
Unfair means like under weighing the
product, adulteration, etc. must be
avoided.
Products and services must be
qualitative
There must be regularity in supply of
goods and services
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Responsibility towards
government.
Setting up units as per guidelines of
government
Payment of fees, duties and taxes regularly
as well as honestly.
Not to indulge in monopolistic and restrictive
trade practices.
Conforming to pollution control norms set up
by government.
Not to indulge in corruption through bribing
and other unlawful activities.
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ByAvneesh Bansal,
Vinay Jain,
Akshay Gupta
Nishita Kanodia
THANK YOU
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