Conflicts of Interest
- Award a big contract to a company that is owned by a brother or sister
Misrepresentations
- Tell a car owner their repair bill will be about half of the true cost, and bill them for the full amount when the job is done
Deceptive Estimates
- Advertise a diet supplement as something that will also help with hair loss, even though no studies have been done to show that effect
Illegal Sales
- Use a coworker's username and password to surf improper websites during your lunch break
Identity Theft
- Offer leftover food that would normally be discarded to your friends for half price
Identifying and avoiding unethical behavior is an important workplace skill. The list on the right contains examples of actions that are not ethical. Drag each example underneath the ethical principle that behavior violates.
Fill in the missing pieces:
Identity Theft
Illegal Sales
Deceptive Estimates
Misrepresentations
Conflicts of Interest
Choose from the following choices:
Award a big contract to a company that is owned by a brother or sister
Tell a car owner their repair bill will be about half of the true cost, and bill them for the full amount when the job is done
Advertise a diet supplement as something that will also help with hair loss, even though no studies have been done to show that effect
Use a coworker's username and password to surf improper websites during your lunch break
Offer leftover food that would normally be discarded to your friends for half price
3 answers
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Conflicts of Interest
- Award a big contract to a company that is owned by a brother or sister
Deceptive Estimates
- Tell a car owner their repair bill will be about half of the true cost, and bill them for the full amount when the job is done
Misrepresentations
- Advertise a diet supplement as something that will also help with hair loss, even though no studies have been done to show that effect
Identity Theft
- Use a coworker's username and password to surf improper websites during your lunch break
Illegal Sales
- Offer leftover food that would normally be discarded to your friends for half price
- Award a big contract to a company that is owned by a brother or sister
Deceptive Estimates
- Tell a car owner their repair bill will be about half of the true cost, and bill them for the full amount when the job is done
Misrepresentations
- Advertise a diet supplement as something that will also help with hair loss, even though no studies have been done to show that effect
Identity Theft
- Use a coworker's username and password to surf improper websites during your lunch break
Illegal Sales
- Offer leftover food that would normally be discarded to your friends for half price
1 answer