Corporate Scandal: United Drags a Bloodied Passenger Off a Flight

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................................................................3
PART 1.......................................................................................................................................................3
Corporate Governance.............................................................................................................................3
PART 2.......................................................................................................................................................5
Approaches and business ethical theories related to business case..........................................................5
PART 3.......................................................................................................................................................7
Analyze stakeholder’s perspective...........................................................................................................7
CONCLUSION..........................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES..........................................................................................................................................9

INTRODUCTION
Corporate scandals can be explained as publicized incidents consisting allegations of the
managerial wrongdoing, moral outrage or disgrace on part of one of more than members of an
organization. There will be considering the corporate governance by consisting the case of
United Drags a Bloodied Passenger Off a Flight. The corporate governance is set of structures,
procedures and relationships used by various parties to manage and run an organization (Benoit,
2018). United Airlines Inc. is main American airline headquarter at Willis Tower in Chicago. It
operated large domestic and also international route networking spanning cities small and large
across United Stated and six continents. In this report will be discussing about the corporate
scandal and its related case. Approaches of related case from perspective of relevant normative
and descriptive business ethics theories will be discussing in detail manner.
PART 1
Corporate Governance
Corporate governance is defined as combination of the processes, rules and laws through
which the businesses are operated and controlled. Corporate governance is the basis for
achieving a company's goals; this covers virtually every aspect of management, from action
schedules and internal controls to performance assessment to corporate transparency. Investors
value corporate governance because it demonstrates a company's purpose and business ethics.
Corporate governance helps in the development of trust among investors and the general public.
As a practice, corporate governance contributes to financial viability through providing investor
holders with long-term investment incentive. The interaction of various participants in
influencing a corporation's success and direction is referred to as corporate governance. In an
organization, the relationship among owners and the management must be good and there should
be no dispute among them. Owners must ensure that the person's real output matches the norm
(Bentley, George and Lambiase, 2021).
There is a corporate scandal about United Airlines Forcibly drags the bloodied passenger
off flight and does not apologize. United has been scolded for the handling of travelers
for second time in even less than month. In this scandal, a police officer wrestled an unknown
person from out his seat and pulled him down the aisle through his arms after he declined to be