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BBI2O Chapter 3: Business Ethics and Social Responsibility
Define harassment
Who is most likely to face a glass ceiling in the workplace.
BBI2O Chapter 3: Business Ethics and Social Responsibility
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Who is most likely to face a glass ceiling in the workplace.
Men/Majority/Enabled
Women/Minority/Disabled
Men/Minority/Disabled
People who look up.
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Define harassment
Behaviors that are acceptable.
Behaviors that are good for the business.
Ethical behavior
Behaviors that are threatening and not acceptable.
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What is a code of ethics?
Exposed crime involving accountants.
Displays Issues that are legal or ethical violation.
A document that explains how employees respond in situations
How businesses should react to competitors.
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Which of the four is a benefit of the 6 corporate social responsibility principles?
Other priorities.
Protects the environment,
OHSA
CEPA
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What is whistle-blowing?
An employee informs public about a illegal/ethical violation
when you blow a whistle
Protection of the environment and human health.
A crime of lying or pretending.
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Explain: Duty to Report
An obligation to disclose any important information.
Legal practice of report to trading.
Protects the environment.
Actions that required countries to report carbon emissions.
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What is ethical behavior
Individual and social standards about right and wrong.
Helps produces improve the quality of the products they set.
The selling of items produced in the same country.
Behaviors that are found to be threatening or disturbing
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Pollution control is an example of an ethical dilemma, T or F?
False
True
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What is the Kyoto Protocol?
Act that required countries to reduce CO2 emissions.
Act that required countries to reduce oxygen emissions.
Act that required countries to increase natural gas usage.
Act that required countries to increase CO2 emissions.
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Why has the Kyoto protocol been difficult to implement?
Some countries do not contribute to the protocol.
The process is time consuming.
The process is costly.
Businesses don't prioritize the environment.
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Explain duty to accomodate
Corporations shouldn't disclose info to everyone.
Corporations must disclose all info to everyone.
Everybody must forget info about the business.
Businesses must disclose some info to some people.
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Why are businesses slow to implement environmentally friendly strategies?
No one cares.
Other priorities come in the way
It costs the business too much money.
Businesses don't care about the environment.
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What does OHSA stand for?
Ontario Health Services Act
The Occupational Health and Safety Act
Occupational Health Services Australia
Occupational Health Savings Act
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Which is one of the highlights of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act?
Limited CO2 Emissions
Protects the invisible barriers.
Provide expanded whistle-blower protection.
Protests against cutting down trees.
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What does CEPA stand for?
Continental Environmental Protection Act
Canadian Explosion Protection Act
Canadian Environmental Protection Act
China Environmental Protection Act
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Define what a glass ceiling means in business terms?
Invisible barriers to junior leadership positions.
Visible ceiling to youth leadership positions.
Invisible barriers to senior leadership positions.
Visible barriers to senior leadership positions.
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What are the 3 types of fraud?
Business/Consumer/Welfare.
Bank/Consumer/Welfare.
Bank/Contract/Welfare.
Business/Contract/Welfare.
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What factors are in conflict when a business faces an ethical dilemma?
Success.
Inventing.
Production/cost/agreement/violation of codes.
Nothing.
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What is insider trading?
Legal trading on stock exchange for own advantage.
Visible barriers to protect positions.
Illegal trading on stock exchange for own advantage.
Protects the environment.
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Which of these is an example of an ethical dilemma?
Increasing staff.
Downsizing staff.
No staff.
Increasing consumers.
