Business Ethics
Business Ethics: Identify appropriate management practices that enable an enterprise to demonstrate its superior commitment to exceptional standards.
Instructions
A local sports star has hired T&G Consulting for some advice, and you have been assigned to the project. This athlete is in need of a consulting firm because he wants to start a sports business and ensure there is no employment discrimination in his organization’s hiring practices. He intends to send out a press release soon, and he wants to communicate a pro-active recruitment plan.
You overhear a coworker of yours who is also working on the project say, “This is not an issue. He is so well-known, everyone will want to work for him. He doesn’t need a plan for a diverse and discrimination-free work environment.”
Part 1: You recognize that your coworker is mistaken. Compose an email to your coworker to explain why a diverse and discrimination-free work environment is such an important issue, describing legislation enacted by Congress to make employment discrimination illegal. Here is a library resource for help writing a professional emails.
Part 2: Your client wants to ensure that all employees know he is committed to a diverse and discrimination-free work environment. Design a code of ethics in regard to hiring practices for his new business, offering specific details.
Part 3: Write a brief report on the various ways to create a diverse and discrimination-free work environment. Clearly outline your recommended strategy. Describe what is expected from management as role models.
Answer previewPart 2: code of ethics in regard to hiring practices for a new business, offering specific details.
- Hiring is in most cases a strenuous activity for employers due to the many factors involved during the process. To ensure a fair and non-discriminative hiring process, a business is required to design a specific code of ethics to be used.
During hiring, fair practice will be utmost, and a high level of professionalism will be taught while dealing with the candidates…
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