Time left 0:11:18 On his company website, Luke asks customers who fill orders to place a check-mark in a box if they are willing to let him share their information with his suppliers. By asking this question, Luke is addressing privacy issues, and covering his actions in case someone should try to sue him for sharing private information. He is responding to the question, "Are my proposed actions legal?" Select one: O True O False Several years ago, the garment and soft goods industry agreed to adopt higher ethical standards with respect to contract manufacturers that produce their goods. The leadership agreed that this was a good approach in order to avoid the U.S. government's intervening and creating new laws to force the industry to only work with foreign manufacturers who operate with high ethical standards. This was a sensible strategy on the part of the garment and soft goods industry. Select one: O True O False In reality, ethical behavior depends on the situation. For example, in negotiating a contract with your employees, the way they w in huuour losing the fight to hold down labor costs. You realize it is a win-lose relationship.
Time left 0:11:18 On his company website, Luke asks customers who fill orders to place a check-mark in a box if they are willing to let him share their information with his suppliers. By asking this question, Luke is addressing privacy issues, and covering his actions in case someone should try to sue him for sharing private information. He is responding to the question, "Are my proposed actions legal?" Select one: O True O False Several years ago, the garment and soft goods industry agreed to adopt higher ethical standards with respect to contract manufacturers that produce their goods. The leadership agreed that this was a good approach in order to avoid the U.S. government's intervening and creating new laws to force the industry to only work with foreign manufacturers who operate with high ethical standards. This was a sensible strategy on the part of the garment and soft goods industry. Select one: O True O False In reality, ethical behavior depends on the situation. For example, in negotiating a contract with your employees, the way they w in huuour losing the fight to hold down labor costs. You realize it is a win-lose relationship.
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On his company website, Luke asks customers who fill orders to place a check-mark in a box if they are willing to let him share their
information with his suppliers. By asking this question, Luke is addressing privacy issues, and covering his actions in case someone
should try to sue him for sharing private information. He is responding to the question, "Are my proposed actions legal?"
Select one:
O True
O False
Several years ago, the garment and soft goods industry agreed to adopt higher ethical standards with respect to contract
manufacturers that produce their goods. The leadership agreed that this was a good approach in order to avoid the U.S.
government's intervening and creating new laws to force the industry to only work with foreign manufacturers who operate with
high ethical standards. This was a sensible strategy on the part of the garment and soft goods industry.
Select one:
O True
O False
In reality, ethical behavior depends on the situation. For example, in negotiating a contract with your employees, the way they w
in huuour losing the fight to hold down labor costs. You realize it is a win-lose relationship.
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