can you please post on the comment below: Giving gifts such as free sales promotion to a purchaser is ethical. In this case it benefits both parties

can you please post on the comment below:

Giving gifts such as free sales promotion to a purchaser is ethical. In this case it benefits both parties. For a customer it may get a coupon off its favorite product or something they need or want or an added product from which can bring happiness. When a customer makes the purchase this benefits the business which brings happiness.

By giving preferential treatment to customers who are also good suppliers. This can be defined as reciprocity, which is the exchange of materials for mutual benefit. In this case I believe it is ethical to give special treatment to customers who are good suppliers. This is creating a reliable customer base. You will  c a base that will stick with you because they know they get treated well when dealing with your business. Companies create loyal/reward programs for this reason. You as a customer feel important to this company which is vital for a company to make it as personal as they can.

Unless the purchaser gives their permission that they can use their information, it is unethical to seek information from purchasers on competitors quotes for the purpose of submitting another quote.

Gaining information about competitors by asking purchasers I believe is ethical. You as a business owner want to out beat your competition and in doing so you need to gain information about the other company to know how they operate, maybe even how they cut costs or spend money, and how they attract customers. It can all be very beneficial to your business. Businesses can also gain information about competitors in other ways as well. As described in the article “12 Ways to (Legally) Spy on Your Competitors”, by Carol Tice, it says by just looking on social media page you can gain information about a competitor, or even play secret shopper and skip the middle man.

Identify the factors that have contributed to the reduction in union membership. Be sure to include the rationale you use in your speaker notes.

Instructions

Over the past 40 years, union membership has declined, and it continues to do so. Instead, many companies are turning to alternative dispute resolution. We know one of the best union avoidance tactics is good communication and providing job satisfaction for employees.

Create a PowerPoint presentation (with speaker notes) that focuses on unions in the workplace. Address the following concepts in your presentation.

  • Identify the factors that have contributed to the reduction in union membership. Be sure to include the rationale you use in your speaker notes.
  • Evaluate whether or not the reduction in union membership is a good or bad thing for employees in the United States. Be sure to include the rationale you use in your speaker notes.
  • Explain what alternative dispute resolution involves, and identify the pros and cons from the perspective of the employee and the pros and cons from the perspective of the employer. Remember, you want to include the bulk of your explanation in the speaker notes, not on the slide.
  • Describe a situation where employees or managers would want to use some form of alternative dispute resolution such as mediation or arbitration as opposed to direct negotiation or litigation to resolve disputes. Be sure to include the rationale you use in your speaker notes.
  • Explain how each of the seven determinants of job satisfaction (individual personality, the work itself, compensation, growth and upward mobility, coworkers, management, and communication) help to create the type of environment where employees experience job satisfaction. Remember, you want to include the bulk of your explanation in the speaker notes, not on the slide.

Be sure to include an introduction and conclusion to your presentation. Include at least two images or graphics in your presentation.

Your PowerPoint presentation must be at least eight slides in length, not counting the title or reference slides. Adhere to APA style when constructing this assignment, including in-text citations and references for all sources that are used.

How were these principles and values formed? Were these principles and values consistent with those of this person’s larger environment?

Option #2: Embodiment of Moral Values

Identify and describe a person—for example, Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., Mother Teresa, or Nelson Mandela—who embodied moral values.  Describe this person’s likely personal code of moral principles and values. How were these principles and values formed? Were these principles and values consistent with those of this person’s larger environment? If a conflict between personal and larger values was present, how was it addressed? Consider culture, gender, and generation in your analysis.

Your submission should be 4-6 pages (excluding cover page and references) and formatted according to the CSU-Global Guide to Writing & APA (Links to an external site.). Be sure to integrate and reference concepts, terms, and theories from the course readings and module content. You must include a minimum of four credible, academic references to support your work beyond the text or other course materials, including at least one peer-reviewed article. Review the grading rubric to see how you will be graded for this assignment. Utilize headings to organize the content in your work.

The CSU-Global Library has excellent resources to support your success, including multiple selections of sources to build your research and writing skills. Visit the Library’s homepage (Links to an external site.), then click the Get Help tab at the top of the screen to explore these resources.

Demonstrate critical thinking and critical analysis skills, including your use of a research based argumentation 

It is time to complete your final assignment for this course. Demonstrate your mastery over academic research, argumentative writing, appropriate grammar and style, and your understanding of rhetorical modes to complete this final assignment.DIRECTIONSNow that you have created a thorough outline, you should continue to expand the outline into an essay format using proper APA style.  Additionally, you will need to show competency in constructing a research-based argumentative piece of writing.  To meet that goal, you will need to meet the following requirements:

  • Demonstrate critical thinking and critical analysis skills, including your use of a research based argumentation
  • Write between 1,000 – 1,200 words
    • Papers that do not meet at least 1,000 words are subject to a pro-rated penalty. (i.e. submitting 800 words would result in a 20% loss of grade as 20% of the paper’s word requirements were not met)
  • Effectively organize your essay. Write a clear introduction, thesis statement, multiple body paragraphs supporting the thesis statement, and a clear conclusion
  • Use at least four sources.
    • Using a source means quoting, paraphrasing, or summarizing it, including a citation each time it is being used
    • Reference each source you use in your reference list
    • You should use the following sources:
      • Your textbook selection from Weeks 1, 2, and 3
      • Two peer-reviewed academic journal sources from Keiser’s e-Library
      • At least one additional credible source, which may include a reading from your text, the e-Library, or another reputable location
      • Additional sources are optional.
      • Contact your instructor if you are unsure as to whether a source will count towards the requirements.
    • If less than four sources are used, 10% may be taken off for each missing source (i.e. using only two sources would result in a 20% loss of grade)
  • No block quotes should be included. Use integrated quotes only.
  • Use 3rd person objective point of view only. Avoid 1st and 2nd person point of view.
  • Use academic language and proper grammar and mechanics. Consider using the  Online Writing Lab PowerPoint 1 – Alternative Formats  or your local campus Writing Studio prior to submitting this paper.

REQUIREMENTS

  • Format your paper using 7th edition APA requirements. (No abstract is needed for APA 7 student papers.)
  • No more than 20% of the paper should be from quoted source support.
  • No visuals should be used (i.e. images, charts, graphs, etc.). Use written material only.
  • This paper is due by Sunday of Week 4.
  • Only one submission is allowed. Contact your instructor if you have a problem.