Policies outlines principles of action for organization

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Question 1.

Laws contain consequences for when they are broken (e.g. fines, imprisonment) while policies outlines principles of action for an organization. If you design an ethics policy for your organization and include consequences for violation of the policy, does the policy then become a law rather than a policy? Why or why not?

Question 2.

Which would be more difficult for you: finding out that the leaders of your organization have acted illegally or finding out that the leaders of your organization have acted unethically. Why?

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