Archive for January, 2009
Why Should I Buy Ethical Clothing?
Posted on31. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Davinos Greeno asked: Garment workers throughout the globe are traditionally paid the minimum wage and work long hours in poor conditions in order to produce the clothes that we take for granted. In the developing world countries such as Indonesia and China mass produce enough clothes to reach to the moon and back every day, […]
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Ethical Situations in Counselling
Posted on30. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Pedro Gondim asked: A prominent aspect of counsellor training involves the analysis of ethical situations. Counsellors need to be malleable to the variety of situations in which the client’s personality traits and environmental circumstances are prominent barriers to the relationship’s progress. Codes of practice, ethical guidelines and counselling micro-skills play a role in supporting the […]
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Inculcation of Ethics Through Education and Globalization Effects on Ethics
Posted on30. Jan, 2009 by admin.
naraginti amareswaran asked: Inculcation of Ethics Through Education and Globalization Effects on Ethics INTRODUCTION ‘The care of human life and happiness, and not their destruction, is the first and only object of good government’………….. Thomas Jefferson. ‘When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have […]
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Hirer Beware! Do’s and Don’ts for Hiring in the Medical Field
Posted on30. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
John Burke asked: When I first started doing office management, I had a lot of problems finding good employees. It seemed like the people I was hiring could do the work, but had the wrong attitude. According to a new article in the Medical Group Management Association’s newsletter, I was using the wrong criteria: “You […]
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What Happened to Business Ethics and Responsibility?
Posted on29. Jan, 2009 by admin.
Mel Luigs asked: I remember a “Business Ethics” seminar I took in college that confirmed everything my parents had taught me a child. I heard clearly that capitalism was not an easy way to steal money from others but a way to make as an honest living by providing a service or product to people […]
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The Need for a Code of Ethics on Internet Usage
Posted on28. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Annabelle Rox asked: To understand the issue of internet ethics, you must first have a basic understanding of how the internet actually works. Although the internet actually came into being by the American military in 1969, it wasn’t until 1989 that the World Wide Web was created in Switzerland. Today there are some 400 million […]
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Why are Using Search Engines Such as Ethics of Using Labels?
Posted on27. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Sonu Seo asked: Pay per click search engine advertising billions of dollars in revenue per year. If you spend the money to manipulate search results, which means: The success of the investigation in may inferior quality of PPC. Especially someone purpose other than the search for that money. Optimizing search engines is unethical? Optimizing search […]
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Sharing Christ in the Workplace
Posted on26. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Darlene G. Snyder asked: Our Mandate Do you believe there is ever a time when we should not witness? What do you think about witnessing in the workplace, is it ethical? As Christians, should we consider the employer before taking their time to witness? When is it ok to share Christ at work? Some might […]
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SEO An Ethical Appeal
Posted on25. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Scott Lindsay asked: If you use a Search Engine Optimization (SEO) firm to help increase your sites visibility to search engines you should be aware that one of the simplest ways unscrupulous firms use to manage a meteoric rise to the number one spot is simply through Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising. Essentially you pay […]
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Prostitution
Posted on24. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Punkerslut asked: Prostitution By Punkerslut I must say that the practice of prostitution has been given a very bad name. Yet, I see it everywhere. Men who pay for sex are simply either pre-occupied or too lazy. If they wanted to save some cash, they could simply spend 15 minutes everyday grooming themselves, and then […]
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Ethical Issues in Contemporary Business
Posted on24. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Andrew asked: Business ethics is crucial to overall society well being and corporate organizations, if to view the issue from the business standpoint. Public confidence is ethical business operation is only yet to recover, as of February 2004, 75 percent of Americans found the image of big corporations either “not good” or even “terrible”. The […]
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Image Consultant Viewpoint: Ethics
Posted on23. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Sandy Dumont asked: Written by Sandy Dumont “Expertise is of more importance to a successful career, while ethics is of the least significance.” This was the feedback of a study group at a well-known American university. This group recently completed a nationwide survey of university graduate program directors in the field of communications. They were […]
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Medical Industry Based on Risk Causing Monetary Losses and Medical Malpractice in Manhattan
Posted on22. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Paul Justice asked: With all of the recent product contaminations in the last year, consumers must be aware that this type of behavior is only getting worse. Regulations and safety standards are not being as emphasized, as we would like them too. The sector of a business that deals with best practices and ethical decision-making […]
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Together We Sing: Feminist Consciousness in Haroti Folklores
Posted on22. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Amitabh Vikram Dwivedi asked: Poetry and metaphors are everywhere. Even in folklores and myths of which origin is not dated because they find their place in spoken form and they passed orally from one generation to another. Folklores are natural songs that represent human life without poetic ostentation. Haroti folklores are similar to any other […]
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Have Ethics Been Lost in Cyber World?
Posted on22. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Deb Hopkins asked: omic times as they are, many are turning to the internet to find ways to add to their income or replace incomes. The internet offers so much to so many across the globe……or does it? People are bombarded with all sorts of opportunities that leave the viewer wondering which one should they […]
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What are the Relationship of Internet Marketing and Affiliate Marketing?
Posted on21. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Madhvi mittal asked: Affiliate marketing is an internet marketing practice where a business rewards affiliates for each customer that purchases something on their site. Affiliate marketing has been impacted by the rise of blogging and interactive online communities. Affiliates are now able to get closer with their customers and have a more personal relationship. This […]
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Finding An Ethical SEO Consultant
Posted on20. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Ben Norman asked: Search engine optimization, popularly known as SEO, is a technique that optimizes a website in order to make it very search-engine-friendly. SEO can be performed at the programming as well as at the content end – the programming aspect of SEO tunes the website to the requirements of the latest search engines […]
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I Am a Millionaire Now – it is Different Than I Thought it Would be
Posted on20. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Greg Cox asked: I am a millionaire, but I don’t feel like one. Perhaps the better way of saying it is it does not feel like I thought it would. Let’s get back to that a little later. First a bit about me and the family. I am a forty-one year old white male. Married […]
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In the Passing of a Brick: the Gvn Story
Posted on19. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Megan Taddy asked: The first image in the photograph to emerge was the ghost of figures, pale outlines on glossy paper, developed in a dark lab among hundreds of other snapshots of birthdays and couples beaming in front of scenic landmarks and babies taking first steps. Plunged into its chemical bath and then saved from […]
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Get More Value from Your Values… By Walking Good Talk
Posted on19. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Donald Mitchell asked: As difficult as it is to determine and reinforce the values of an organization, it’s even more difficult to be sure that those in the organization live those values in visible ways. But that visible following of values is much more valuable than simply establishing the values in the beginning. Here’s an […]
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Do Your Products Reflect Ethical Values
Posted on18. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Akhil Shahani asked: You have initiated a business of your own couple of years back, and the progress is in full swing. Consumers feel the products are awesome, and you are all set to expand your reach. And why not! But, just when you think you’re ready to take the next big leap, someone asks […]
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What is Ethical Shopping?
Posted on17. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Davinos Greeno asked: But you can by shopping in an Ethical way. Put simply, this is buying things that are made ethically by companies that act ethically. Buying ethically means buying a brand or from a company which doesn’t exploit labour, animals or the environment. The way in which you can act as an ‘ethical […]
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The Great Green Clean: How to Make your Own Ethical Cleaning Products
Posted on17. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Adam Singleton asked: The last time you dressed in yellow rubber gloves, the most stained and ratty t-shirt you owned, and possibly a face-mask, you probably weren’t heading out to a fancy dress party, or even leaving your home at all. You were cleaning it. But why all this protective attire to combat dirt, germs […]
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An Ethical Clothing Company Story
Posted on16. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Davinos Greeno asked: It may sound like a talkative monkey, but Gossypium is something even stranger- a clothing company that puts farmers first. Their name comes from the Latin for cotton, and expresses their unexpected belief that the way clothes are made is as important as how they look. All their clothes are made from […]
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Ethics of Abortion
Posted on15. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
CD Mohatta asked: Abortion will always remain a topic of discussion. Lot of religious, ethical and practical issues are involved in abortion. Is abortion killing? Is abortion taking away the rights of an unborn child? Is it not murder? And what if the parents or the mother does not want the child? Who will take […]
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Business is not a Social Giveaway
Posted on14. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Donald Yates asked: Make a profit and leave social programs to the Government. Being in businesses serves one purpose and one purpose only, and that is to turn a profit for its owners or stake holders. People who begrudge businesses for making a profit don’t fully understand their purpose. In a capitalistic system […]
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People of the Book are One Another’s Trusted Friends
Posted on14. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Harun Yahya asked: Islam is the religion of peace, love and tolerance. However, nowadays certain circles are trying to give Islamic morality the wrong image. The religion of Islam commands people to create an “abode of peace and well-being” on the face of the Earth, but those circles try to show the opposite of this […]
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How Can I Do Ethical Marketing Through Blogging
Posted on12. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Mukeshh Kumarr asked: What on Earth is Astroturf Marketing It is believed that the concept of astroturf marketing was coined by US Senator Lloyd Bentsen of Texas to refer to situations in which people with no political agenda present grassroots perspectives on major issues. Simply put, astroturf marketing is the notion of promoting your product […]
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Introduction To Business Ethics
Posted on07. Jan, 2009 by admin.
Jonathon Hardcastle asked: Is it possible for an individual with strong moral values to make ethically questionable decisions in a business setting? What affects a person’s inclination to make either ethical or unethical decisions in a business organization? Although the answers to that question are not entirely clear, there appear to be three general sets […]
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The PMI Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
Posted on05. Jan, 2009 by dorim.
Cornelius Fichtner asked: Don’t steal, don’t cheat, and don’t lie. This short sentence pretty much sums up the Project Management Institute’s (PMI) Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct. It describes the expectations that we have of ourselves and our fellow practitioners in the global project management community. It articulates the ideals to which we aspire […]
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