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Question: HR ethics are important to organizations as they can have legal and moral implications. In this assignment, you will develop a plan to resolve some of the ethical and legal issues involved in a merger. Use the Argosy University online library and textbooks to read about ethical and legal issues.

Consider the following scenario:

As part of the employment contracts, employees have certain rights. For example, employees have the right to not be coerced into situations against their will. They expect to be able to access the information, which affects their job, company, and career. Such work situations can increase stress, lower self-esteem and productivity, cause loss of trust, and decrease efficiency.

Good employees who are looking for a more secure work environment may resign and take valuable tacit knowledge and talent with them. It is the responsibility of HR management to create an ethical work environment before, during, and after the merger.
Instructions:

As a strategic HR Director, you have been asked to identify ethical and legal issues involved in a merger and develop a plan to resolve these issues. Your plan should address the following:

- Identify specific legal and ethical issues that should be considered before, during, and after the merger.

- Develop an implementation plan for managing the potential legal and ethical concerns for the merger.

- Explain how the proposed plan would help managers establish an ethical work environment.

- Develop a plan for how to resolve ethical and legal issues.

- Write a five-to-six-page plan in Word format. Apply APA standards to citation of sources.

- Identified specific, relevant, and logical ethical issues that could be impacted by merger activities.

- Developed an implementation plan for managing the potential legal and ethical concerns.

- Provided a detailed and realistic explanation for how the proposed plan would contribute to ethical work environment.

- Developed a clear, concise, realistic, and feasible plan that includes specific details about sound, logical ideas for resolving the ethical and legal issues presented.

- Wrote in a clear, concise, and organized manner; demonstrated ethical scholarship in accurate representation and attribution of sources; and displayed accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation.