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Pool Full Of Jello
applied ethics
Crime
Criminal Law
Criminology
Law enforcement
The death penalty is a very big issue when it comes to politics, human rights, and just being a human with humanistic emotions with the thought of having to take another human‘s life, but the movie “Dead Man Walking”underline movie titles tries to sway it’s viewers toward the pro side of the death penalty.this sentence…
Case Study: Bribery Scandal at Siemens AG
applied ethics
Business Ethics
Corruption
Policy
Relativism
social institutions
This report focuses on the bribery scandal at Siemens AG, a German company based in Munich. It analyzes a case study that demonstrates how senior managers were held accountable for widespread corruption across various divisions worldwide. Siemens AG specializes in constructing locomotives, traffic control systems, and infrastructure. The company was accused of violating the FCPA…
Be Greedy in Order to be Successful in Business?
applied ethics
Conscience
Employment
Ethics
Greed
social institutions
According to Bertie Charles Forbes, the founder of Forbes Business Magazine, “The man who has won millions at the cost of his conscience is a failure” (“Greed Quotes”). From an ethical point of view, greed is not essential to a successful business. Wanting to have more than what you already have at the expense of…
Review Essay – In A Groove
applied ethics
Crime
Evidence
Murder
social institutions
The author was born in Tokyo. During his time, which was around the 1900s, many of the fiction storywriters based their stories on naturalism. However, the author did not align his writing to naturalism. Therefore, he borrowed themes from old tales, but complicated them using complex modern interpretation. As such, most of his stories, including…
Meaning of Social Security in Employment
applied ethics
Employment
Justice
social institutions
Social Issues
What is mean by Social Security in Employment can be defined in different ways. Social Security is not a new concept to the world t begins form the very early stage even not from the thought of human rights but started from Natural Rights. “The most perfect system of government is that which produces the…
Unorganised Sector
applied ethics
Government
Justice
Policy
social institutions
I wish to seek your attention towards over 60-70% of total working population of Asian countries are employed/ engaged directly or indirectly with informal unorganized sectors specially small cottage and agriculture sectors. Where people working do not have entitlement of social security schemes. These sectors are directly or indirectly involved in the export to other…
Shrinking Paragraph TemplateThe Shrinking Paragraph A
applied ethics
Human Rights
Justice
social institutions
Social Issues
Intellectual because of the word Nobel prize Format: Inverted Pyramid or Narrative format? Supported by which evidence? Invited Pyramid because important details are clustered within the opening sentences of the article, followed by less important details in the additional sentences. Article Two:The Repression of Ethnic Minority Activists in Manner Headline: Manner: Abuses against Ranching erode…
The Fijian Full Report Sample
applied ethics
Behavior
Belief
Ethics
Leadership
social institutions
Case Summary ‘The Fijian Experience – The Tau Experience’ features Mr. Bret Taylor, an American expatriate who oversees the renowned Shangri-La Fijian Resort on Yanuka Island, Fiji. The narrative focuses on the intricate dynamics between Moala, a prospective director, and Salome Suacake, a novice trainee waitress. The Shangri-La’s Fijian Resort (FIJIAN) is a renowned international…
Organ Transplantation Research Paper
applied ethics
Health Care
Prison
Rights
social institutions
Should a Prisoner Be on the Waiting List of Organ Transplant? When both a prisoner and a non-criminal need an organ transplant, how can a doctor make the decision? Doctors have an ethical duty to save all patients. No matter what kind of patients they encounter, a cruel killer or an innocent victim, they should…
Look before you leap
applied ethics
Justice
Police
Racism
Reason
social institutions
“Look before you leap”. Such a simple thought, yet so difficult to follow. Knee-jerk reactions always have undesirable results. In this situation, I am just an intern, who is privileged even to be at the raid. I am still an outsider who does not have the complete information. From the face of it, one can…