ETHICS AND SUSTAINABILITY1
It can be said that the ethics of are one of the most crucial factors that determine the
viability of functionality of an organisation or enterprise, regardless of the style of
functioning of the organisation (Ferrell & Fraedrich, 2015). It has been found out that
companies who are directly aligned to the goals of welfare of certain groups and have been
liable of the nature of operations of people in the community. I have been successful in
critically adjudging the efficacy of topics related to the importance of ethics in the framework
of the operations of the business. The existence of various ethical issues while an
organization operates subjects the viability of same (Cheng et al., 2018). The cases involving
the majestic hotels and the tigers escape from the zoo are examples of what happens when
ethic is not implemented properly. Thus, the aim of the assignment is to determine the
effectiveness of the decision-making processes of the individuals and protagonists of the case
with the help of ethical diagnostic tools such as value questionnaires and MIC.
The tiger case
The case that deals with the escape of the tiger from the zoo led to catastrophic
consequences in the form of loss of human capital. Several zoo attendants were harmed and
some were even killed. It can be said that the attendants of the zoo are responsible for the
action that transpired. It is the role of the attendants of the zoo to strictly monitor the cages
and the confines that the wild animals are kept in. Carrying out the same ensures their safety,
as well as the safety of the people who come to see the animals at zoos. The protection and
the safety of the visitors of a zoo should be the aim of all the attendants of the zoo. However,
laziness from their end resulted in inattention and gaps in monitoring which helped the wild
beast in its motive to escape the confinement. The tiger is a wild animal and thus it cannot be
deemed responsible for what transpired in the zoo. The big cat acted in a way it is supposed
to (Fraser et al., 2013). However, the degree of carelessness from the part of the management
is the reason behind them being accountable for the attack that happened in the zoo. I

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