Business, 19.05.2020 17:59, peno211

First, complete the 15-1 self-assessment. Then answer the following questions: Who is harmed and who benefits from the unethical behaviors in items 1 through 3? For items 4-24, select the three you consider the most unethical. Who is harmed by and who benefits from these unethical behaviors? If you observed unethical behaviors but didn't report it, why didn't you report the behavior? If you did blow the whistle, what motivated you to do so? What was the result? As a manager, it is your responsibility to uphold ethical behavior. If you know employees are doing any of these unethical behaviors, will you take action to enforce compliance with ethical standards? What can you do you prevent unethical behavior?

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