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Okay just one more: Which fact is fake?
There are over 300 curse words in Scottish Gaelic
A Man once used a Live Alligator to Steal Beer
Water Can Boil and Freeze at the Same Time
An Adult Human Body Has Fewer Bones Than a Baby
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Do you know your scandals: HSBC Money Laundering Scandal (2012)
A bank heist was covered up by HSBC as their upper management were involved
The HSBC CEO was accused of laundering money by upcharging interest
The bank was accused of helping illegal organizations launder money
There was a terrorist attack on one of HSBC's major banks
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Do you know your scandals: Chinese Milk Scandal (2008)
China mutated cows with the BX112 gene to produce more milk
Chinese dairy producers had contaminated milk with melamine (toxic)
China sold dye chemicals (Isopropylnitrite) as milk to international market
Chinese dairy producers would do animal cruelty by overworking cows
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Do you know your scandals: Satyam Computers Scandal (2009)
Satyam's servers had a data breach and lost nearly 40,000 users information
Satyam customers were scammed to purchase a service that did nothing
Some of Satyam's employees stole US$12,500 worth of computer parts
Satyam Computer Services admitted to inflating its profits by $1.5 billion
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How Can we Handle Ethical Dilemmas in the Workplace?
Know When to Leave
Decide on Your Ethics
Work with HR if Necessary
Communicate with Your Manager
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Lets start simple: Which fact is fake?
Bees can sneeze
Polar Bears Are Left-Handed
A Cloud Can Weigh Over 500,000kg
A Day on Venus Is Longer Than a Year on Venus
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What percentage of workers say they would prefer to be paid less and work for a company with ethical business practices?
98%
67%
79%
82%
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Lets start into Business: Which company scandal we presented on was fake?
United Airlines
Nintendo
Apple
Google
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Do you know your scandals: Monsanto and the Roundup Lawsuits (2018-Present)
Monsanto was accused of copying another brand's products, hence lawsuits
Monsanto's customers felt that Roundup did not work as advertised
Monsanto's roundup caused a mutation in plants and hence lawsuits
Monsanto's Roundup faced allegations that it caused cancer, hence lawsuits
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Do you know your scandals: H&M Racism Advertisement Controversy (2018)
H&M was accused of not promoting coloured employees in Advertising
Advertisement had black child in shirt with "Coolest Monkey in the Jungle"
H&M models were found saying racial slurs to other models of colour
H&M was accused of paying their coloured models 28% less per shoot
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Do you know your scandals: Adidas and the College Admissions Scandal (2019)
Adidas funneled money to coaches to fake students as athletes to go to Uni
Student was given preferential treatment due to wearing Adidas sportswear
All of the above
Adidas executives paid colleges to throw away certain admissions from rival
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In 2023, 90% of Fortune 500 companies faced public backlash over unethical decisions
True
False
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Should you report ethical issues internally using proper communication channels or share it publicly over social media?
Share it publicly (SHAME THEM)
Proper comunication channels (Investigate :0)