This report analyzes the ethical issues faced by Nike, a leading sportswear brand, focusing on its manufacturing practices and the low wages paid to workers in its Indonesian factories. The report explores how Nike's actions can be explained through the lens of utilitarianism, highlighting the company's focus on profit maximization at the expense of its workers' well-being. It discusses the negative consequences of these practices, including worker dissatisfaction, health issues, and damage to the company's reputation. The report also provides potential solutions, such as revising wage policies, adhering to International Labor Organization (ILO) guidelines, and implementing corporate governance and social responsibility policies to ensure ethical business conduct and a positive impact on stakeholders.
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