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78Using Stakeholder's Analysis as a Problem Solving Tool
Have you every been in a situation where there is no clear cut answer, but a decision must be made? Then you should try using a stakeholders analysis. This hub shows you how to use this analysis to understand the situation from the viewpoint of all parties involved and make decisions based on the analysis.
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90The Difference Between Modern and Traditional Ethical Thinking
A discussion of the differences between traditional ethical thinking and modern ethical thinking.
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92Sexual Harassment Cases and Results
Sexual harassment is illegal in the US and other nations, but is sometimes difficult to prove. Stringent, consistent documentation is required from Day One of its inception in order to prove a strong case. Read about some of the results here.
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8815 Ways To Improve The Customer Experience
Please do not chew and pop gum while on duty. We as customers do not understand the rotation of your gums like a cow on crack. We as customers think that choking on gum is not so bad after all.
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80Rick Santorum Is The 'Jesus' Candidate? How About The 'Lobbyists' Candidate? Or The 'Crook' Candidate?
To hear Rick Santorum tell it, he is the 'Jesus' candidate. Poor Jesus! Santorum must be hoping that his actions while in the U.S. Senate will go unnoticed; that voters won't find out or won't care that when he was a Senator, he played a key role in...
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77Crimson Tide: Closing the Hatch - an essay on Ethics and Morality in Decision-making
ABSTRACT From the movie Crimson Tide (1995, starring Gene Hackman, Denzel Washington), the closing of the hatch which resulted to the death of three men in the engineering compartment is morally justified using different theories. Also, how moral...
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86CalTex Plant in South Africa, 1977
A Business study of morals and ethics in 1977 South Africa involving apartheid and foreign investment. Caltex is featured.
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96Teacup Pigs
Chris Murray , the original breeder of Teacup Pigs needed 9 years and 24 generations of breeding before he succeeded in getting the pigs to the miniature size that they are today. Teacup Pigs were originally named Pennywell miniatures, named after the farm in Devon, England where the first Teacup Pigs were born.
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90Why Hunting Is Bad For the Environment
Hunters often cloak themselves in environmental rhetoric, but all too often, they are responsible for destroying nature, not protecting it.
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