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Subject:
Social responsibility and business ethics
Category: Reference, Education and News Asked by: afzan-ga List Price: $3.00 |
Posted:
23 Jun 2002 08:09 PDT
Expires: 30 Jun 2002 08:09 PDT Question ID: 31889 |
1. How can we women be accepted as equal by male peers especially in high positions? 2. After an acquisition practice, our annual leave had been decreased tremendously, therefore is it ethical for us to request that we enjoy our previous leave entitlement. And is it socially responsible or socially obligated or socially responsive that our new CEO would grant the request? 3. As a woman holding a very senior post, should I be involved in investigating a woman employee had made on her superior with regards to sexual harassment. Both the male and female has had cases before but was not implicated. Male - sexual harassment; woman - had implicated 2 men before on same charges. 4. Is it ethical for me to fight to promote a long time employee of mine, even though I know that she could not contribute her total commiment to the firm in terms of time since her daughter was born. But she is damn good. Thank you in advanced for replying my queries. |
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