Category: Ethics

Introduction There is exponential growth in social media usage to acquire and spread information. One of the reasons for the popularity of social networking sites is that they allow users to create, receive and share public messages at a cost-effective price. Moreover, there is significant internet penetration across the globe, and most adults can afford…

Summary Modern civilization has witnessed a myriad of changes, especially in the healthcare sector. For instance, changes in modern medication and technology in healthcare delivery have resulted in opportunities and challenges for healthcare professionals. Besides, emerging changes in medicine and healthcare delivery have also been associated with debate on ethical issues in aspects such as…

The Code of Ethics combines the most important values, principles, standards of behavior, and ethical norms that form the corporate image on a global level. In order for the successful international development of a corporation, I would suggest the following three provisions prior to the code of ethics. Employees of the company must respect the…

Cyberbullying is bullying using digital devices such as mobile phones, computers, and tablets. Cyberbullying can be carried out through text messages, social networks, forums, or online games where people can view, participate, or share content. Cyberbullying involves sending, posting, or transmitting negative, harmful, false, or offensive content about someone else. This may include sharing personal…

Humanity lives in the globalized world of social media where connection regardless of the location became the norm. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn provide people with a fascinating opportunity to explore the world, stay in touch with their significant others, lead businesses and get jobs online. Indeed, a person without social media accounts…

According to Le (2002), Milton Friedman reduced ethical characters to economic rationality through the development of the idea that the social responsibility of any corporate institution is to make profits (p. 157). Such a statement is a development of the idea that businesses promote the common good through the pursuit of their economic interests. According…

Introduction Organisations need to operate as good corporate citizens. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is pegged on the idea that businesses have charitable, honourable, and decent errands to play while at the same time guaranteeing returns to shareholders. Companies that operate in Chile mining industry can gain a lot when they respect the environment in which…

Hassan (2015) argues that leadership is a powerful function that can be used to align an organization around the best ethics and values. The manager or leader at the helm of a group or organization should guide the targeted followers to act ethically. The leader sets the right ethical tone that has the potential to…

Most large business companies have a Code of Conduct, which describes the ethical rules for their work. Such documents most often cover the legal aspects of doing business and ensure that new trends that do not yet have legal regulation cannot harm society (Abdul Rahman et al., 2020, p.1192). These policies must be followed by…

Table of Contents Introduction Applying Ethics in Social Media Key Benefits Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The global community is becoming more connected and integrated than ever before. Modern technologies and handheld devices are revolutionizing the way individuals exchange their ideas and concepts. The nature of these emerging tools of communication is affecting the true foundation…