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Instructions
Each
year, researchers identify the top ethical and moral issues in the current
workplace. Some common items on this list include harassment, bullying,
employee theft, and violations of company internet policies. Ethical issues
and dilemmas surface due to inappropriate or nonstandard behavior. This
behavior can range from sarcasm to emotional outbursts and may have serious
consequences (Franklin & Guerber, 2020).
As
a member of your organization’s ethics task force, you have been asked to
present an ethics training session and to create a set of questions that
allow employees to demonstrate what they learned from this training.
Reference:
Franklin,
D., & Guerber, A. J. (2020). Advice-taking in ethical dilemmas. Journal
of Managerial Issues, 32(3), 334–353.
Requirements
Research
the top 5 ethical violations in the United States. Begin with a brief
background on defining an ethical dilemma, while keeping in mind that your
organization has a code of conduct to consider. Develop a PowerPoint
presentation that explains the current five major ethical violations in the
U.S., and include examples for each violation. Video record this presentation
using the Kaltura tool or PowerPoint video, using your prepared notes.
In
addition to your video, create a five-question quiz to assess employee
understanding of the presentation. Include these five questions at the end of
your PowerPoint. Imagine your learner watching the presentation and then
completing a quick quiz based on what they just viewed.
Length: A
7- to 10-minute video with a minimum of 10 PowerPoint slides include pictures
and graphs (excluding the title page and references). Remember to list only the main
points on each slide and explain them in detail during the presentation. When
presenting, do not read your notes (WRITE THE NOTES SECTIONS AS IF I AM
HAVING A CONVERSTATION PLEASE) or slides—speak conversationally to engage
your audience.
References: Include a minimum of 3
scholarly resources.
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