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ETHICAL CONCERNS IN THE COMMUNITY

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Lists and describes the communities which are impacted by your chosen business, to include where applicable: local; regional; global; pressure groups; and the impact of overseeing bodies eg Uk Government, EU, United Nations, WTO, WHO etc. ii)Examines the ethical concerns of the communities in which your client organisation operates. Issues should include: corporate social responsibility, globalisation, cultural imperialism, ecology, environment, fair trade, corruption, child labour, outso...

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ETHICS AND STAKEHOLDERS IN SELECTED COMPANY

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Lists and describes the stakeholders in your chosen organisation eg owners, employees, customers, suppliers, citizens and includes the conflicts of interest between stakeholder groups eg shareholders v environmentalists, shareholders v employees etc. explains the implications for the business and stakeholders of operating ethically, to include where applicable: adapting business behaviour, responding to ethical pressures, implementing ethical practices, influence of stakeholders and pressur...

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Business Ethics

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All tasks and assignments relating to business ethics in a selected company (Tesco) Includes: presentation, essays, reports and pdf summary. Managed to secure Merit overall.

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ETHICS IN FINANCE IN TESCO

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assesses the social implications of ethics in the different areas of activity to include global implications eg environment; corporate implications eg legal and regulatory compliance, policies and practices; individual implications (individual, consumer)

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Ethics and Functional Areas in Tesco

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describes the social implications of ethics in the different areas of business activity to include:- ethics in finance eg bribery, executive pay, insider trading, lobbying; ethics in human resource management eg discrimination, worker surveillance; ethics in production eg animal testing, genetically modified food, planned obsolescence; ethics in sales an marketing eg spamming, shills, product placement, green washing; ethics in intellectual property eg software piracy, counterfeiting, peer-to-...

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Business Ethics – The Body Shop

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i) Defines what is meant by each of the following:- definitions of business ethics, ethical activities, values of businesses, professional ethics, individual ethical behaviour ii) Identifies and explains the ethical issues relevant to the company including all of the following:- corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, environment, sustainability, human rights, corruption, trading fairly, legal and regulatory compliance, business practices, working conditions, individual ethic...

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Essay Contemporary Business Issues

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What is intrapreneurship? How can a business organisation incentivise it and benefit from it? What are the advantages and disadvantages of bureaucracy for an organisation today? How can a business organisation benefit from globalisation? How can managers win their employees’ resistance to change?

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Business for Economics

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The firm observes that both its short-run and its long-run average cost curves are U-shaped. Explain why the reasons for this are quite different in the two cases. Discuss the proposition that perfect competition is always in the consumer’s best interest. When share prices move upwards on the stock market, people will tend to start buying them. When share prices move downwards, people often choose to sell them. Illustrate and explain these two ideas using appropriate demand and supply di...

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