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Running head: BUSINESS ETHICS 1

Business Ethics

Vanessa McAndrew

Capella University

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BUSINESS ETHICS 2

Business Ethics

Business and corporate ethics are an embodiment of professional ethics that relate to the

moral problems that arise within organizations. Many ethical decision models get used to analyze

the ethical concerns within a business. They include the Hooker’s three-stage tests, the

Utilitarian mode, the moral rights model and also the justice model (Bevan & Corvellec, 2007).

Our soft drink company is considering to sell the customer data gained through their website to a

third party as a way of increasing their revenues. It is important to note that the organization has

a written commitment to privacy on its website. It reads “We will not sell your personal

information to anyone, for any purpose. Period." Most importantly, our analysis majors on a

cognitive overview of the moral rights model that addresses the ethical situation when the

company exchanges client’s personal information in their website for profits.

A Company’s approach to an ethical issue

The customer data is one of assets that a company can boast of. As long as all the

individual privacy gets protected by the company, the individual can always opt out of the

company’s services. The aspect of client privacy within an organization means merely that any

information regarding the customer, for example, their emails. Pictures and even contact are not

revealed. When a company stores a large magnitude of personal data in its privacy vault, it

should ensure that the information can only get placed or reported in the aggregate without

revealing the personal information of the visiting client. An issue might arise on what they are

doing with the massive amount of personal data. They might decide to sell it which is not only

unprofessional but also reckless.

Ethical Violation of Policy

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Running head: BUSINESS ETHICS 1 Business Ethics Vanessa McAndrew Capella University BUSINESS ETHICS 2 Business Ethics Business and corporate ethics are an embodiment of professional ethics that relate to the moral problems that arise within organizations. Many ethical decision models get used to analyze the ethical concerns within a business. They include the Hooker’s three-stage tests, the Utilitarian mode, the moral rights model and also the justice model (Bevan & Corvellec, 2007). Our soft drink company is considering to sell the customer data gained through their website to a third party as a way of increasing their revenues. It is important to note that the organization has a written commitment to privacy on its website. It reads “We will not sell your personal information to anyone, for any purpose. Period." Most importantly, our analysis majors on a cognitive overview of the moral rights model that addresses the ethical situation when the company exchanges client’s personal information in their website for profits. A Company’s approach to an ethical issue The customer data is one of assets that a company can boast of. As long as all the individual privacy gets protected by the company, the individual can always opt out of the company’s services. The aspect of client privacy within an organization means merely that any information regarding the customer, for example, their emails. Pictures and even contact are not revealed. When a company stores a large ...
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