This article discusses the ethical issues involved in workplace bullying and harassment, including the responsibility of organizations to consider the health of their employees. It also explores the link between bullying and management style. The article uses a case study to support the discussion.

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Ethical Issues in Workplace Bullying and Harassment

This text discusses the ethical issues involved in workplace bullying, discipline and dismissal, and whistleblowing. It explains the rights of employers and employees and how to conduct ethical whistleblowing. A case study is used to support the understanding of these concepts.

Leadership Management

Political Science

Ethical Issues in Workplace Bullying, Discipline and Dismissal, and Whistleblowing

This article discusses the ethical issues related to workplace bullying and harassment. It explores the negative impact of such behavior on individuals and organizations. The article also examines the case of Origin Energy and how the company's management ignored the coal seam gas wells, leading to unethical and illegal behavior. The article also discusses the ethical issues involved in cases of discipline and dismissal and the importance of conducting whistleblowing in an ethical manner.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Professional Development

Philosophy

The article discusses the ethical issues relating to workplace bullying and harassment in the context of Origin Energy case study. It also provides recommendations on how to eliminate these issues.

Ethical Issues in Workplace Bullying and Harassment - Origin Energy Case Study

This article evaluates JB Hi-Fi's reporting decisions using Political Economy and Managerial Stakeholder Theories. It explains how the profit downgrade announcement was in accordance with Classical Political Economy Theory and how the Managerial Branch of Stakeholder Theory supports the company's reporting decisions. It also shows how the decline in share prices after the announcement indicates future earnings anticipation. Finally, it uses the Brunswik Lens Model to explain investor decisions regarding buying or selling shares in JB Hi-Fi.

Using Political Economy and Managerial Stakeholder Theories to Analyze JB Hi-Fi's Reporting Decisions

Mark (5): 0 Exceeds Expectations (High Distinction) 85-100% Exceeds Expectations (Distinction) 75 - 84% Meets Expectations (Credit) 65 – 74% Meets Expectations (Pass) 50 – 64% Below Expectations (Fail) below 50% Demonstrates a balanced and very high level of detailed knowledge of core concepts by providing a very high level of analysis. Demonstrates a balanced and high level of knowledge of core concepts by providing a high level of analysis. Demonstrates limited knowledge of core

Question 1: Did Buddy, Troy and Betty Give Informed Consent to Making Accounting Adjustments?

This article discusses the ethical issues involved in workplace bullying, discipline and dismissal, and whistleblowing. It explains how to conduct whistleblowing in an ethical manner and provides a case study to support the understanding. The article also highlights the importance of not placing loyalty above ethical obligations. References are provided to support the arguments made.

Ethical Issues in Workplace Bullying and Harassment

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Using Political Economy and Managerial Stakeholder Theories to Analyze JB Hi-Fi's Reporting Decisionslg...

Question 1: Did Buddy, Troy and Betty Give Informed Consent to Making Accounting Adjustments?lg...

Ethical Issues in Workplace Bullying, Discipline and Dismissal, and Whistleblowinglg...

Ethical Issues in Workplace Bullying, Discipline and Dismissal, and Whistleblowing

Ethical Issues in Workplace Bullying and Harassment

Ethical Issues in Workplace Bullying and Harassment - Origin Energy Case Study

Using Political Economy and Managerial Stakeholder Theories to Analyze JB Hi-Fi's Reporting Decisions

Question 1: Did Buddy, Troy and Betty Give Informed Consent to Making Accounting Adjustments?

Ethical Issues in Workplace Bullying, Discipline and Dismissal, and Whistleblowing