Reference no: EM132274394

1. "Taking things that don't belong to you" does NOT include using the company copier for making copies of your resume. Nobody cares if you do that.

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2. "Saying Thing You Know Are Not True" includes taking credit for someone else's work.

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False

3. "Giving or Allowing False Impressions" is sometimes called a "technicality."

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4. "Buying Influence or Engaging in Conflict of Interest" are managed in one of two ways: either don't do it, or disclose it.

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5. "Hiding or Divulging Information" is NOT covered under Non-Disclosure Agreements that you have to sign when you first start working someplace.

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6. "Taking Unfair Advantage" was "normal" business practices for many years; truth-in-advertising, truth-in-lending, and disclosure regulations all came about to try and prevent it.  

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7. "Committing Acts of Personal Decadence" states that people have no right to commit such acts, even in their private lives, away from their professional lives. .

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8. "Perpetrating Interpersonal Abuse" consists of conduct that is demeaning, unfair, or hostile,or involves others so that privacy issues arise.

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9. "Permitting Organizational Abuse" covers the way companies treat their business partners and customers.

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10. Built in to the concept of "Violating Rules" is the assumption that rules can be changed; however, management, employees and company officials are bound by the existing rules until they are changed through transparent and fair channels.  

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11. "Condoning Unethical Actions" means you, yourself, didn't do anything wrong, but you looked the other way when someone else did.

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12. "Balancing Ethical Dilemmas" means there are, in fact, some sticky situations that have no apparent right or wrong answer, but it is our ethical obligation to resolve them anyway.

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