Ethix at Work Archives — Page 2 of 5

Made to Do the Dirty Work

Kenman Wong addresses getting caught between the demands of a supervisor and a task deemed to be unfair.

Kenman Wong talks about the difference between niceness and passive permissiveness.

Kenman Wong discusses the challenges in the fields of business ethics and bio-ethics.

Kenman Wong responds to managing possible conflicts between ethics and cultural sensitivity.

Kenman Wong addresses “kickbacks” and the ethical dilemma they pose.

Kenman Wong discusses “contribution to society” as a key consideration in the formulation of a target market.

Trying to decide right and wrong based on consequences (vs. sticking to principles) has several significant weaknesses.

If a company promises you employment for a specific time period, what should you do if you are let go before the time period concludes?

If your job is to match candidates with your client, a company, what obligations do you have to both the potential candidate and the company?

Kenman Wong discusses ethics of a corporate sale where the seller is intentionally prevented from knowing the buyer.