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WORKPLACE ETHICS
WORKPLACE ETHICS
VIDEO
Watch the following video and answer the prompt below in the student workbook.
Prompt:
How might someone's morals conflict with workplace ethics? Give a brief example and explain how they should handle it using your own morals and ethical standards in your workbook.
Topics Covered:
Ethics vs. morality
Three major ethical frameworks
Real-world examples
Ethics Defined: Morals (McCombs School of Business)
Ethics Defined: Morals (McCombs School of Business)
Duration: 2 mins
Topics Covered:
Distinction between morals and ethics
Real-life business implications
Activity - Values Match
Activity - Values Match
Core Workplace Values Match
Below are 6 common values important in professional settings. Match each value to the workplace behavior that best demonstrates it in your workbook.
Values:
Integrity
Teamwork
Accountability
Respect
Initiative
Confidentiality
Behaviors (mixed order):
A. You speak up when a mistake is made, even if no one saw it happen.
B. You avoid gossiping about coworkers or personal details you have overheard.
C. You offer to stay late to help finish a shared task with a teammate.
D. You speak politely to a difficult customer and remain calm.
E. You finish your tasks early and ask your supervisor if there is anything else you can take on.
F. You refuse to cover up a coworker’s lie to your manager, even though you are friends.
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