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CSME – May 2024 – L2 – SA – Q4 – Ethical Issues in Corporate Governance

Assess ethical considerations in addressing a workplace theft scenario

You work at a company that produces table water and you know that a colleague, in connivance with one of the company’s drivers, steals packs of water from the store and sells them to customers. You are unsure whether to ignore the ongoing theft or report it to your boss.

Required:

a. Identify the technical term for your current situation in the scenario and briefly explain the term. (3 Marks)

b. Explain the consequential and non-consequential theories of ethics and specify how these can be applied in decision-making within the context of the presented scenario. (6 Marks)

c. What is the technical term for the decision to inform your boss about the theft, and what considerations should you take before making this decision based on the underlying theory? (11 Marks)

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CSME – Nov 2019 – L2 – Q3b – Ethical Issues in Corporate Governance

Discusses the application of six principles of the Nolan Committee in public finance management.

(b) The public sector is the driver of the economies of many developing nations. Public Finance Management has become a focus of attention in these economies. Development partners have therefore drawn the attention of governments to the Nolan Committee’s report on Standards in Public Life.

Required:
Discuss SIX of these principles for public office holders and show how they can enhance performance in the public sector. (6 Marks)

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CSME – May 2024 – L2 – SA – Q4 – Ethical Issues in Corporate Governance

Assess ethical considerations in addressing a workplace theft scenario

You work at a company that produces table water and you know that a colleague, in connivance with one of the company’s drivers, steals packs of water from the store and sells them to customers. You are unsure whether to ignore the ongoing theft or report it to your boss.

Required:

a. Identify the technical term for your current situation in the scenario and briefly explain the term. (3 Marks)

b. Explain the consequential and non-consequential theories of ethics and specify how these can be applied in decision-making within the context of the presented scenario. (6 Marks)

c. What is the technical term for the decision to inform your boss about the theft, and what considerations should you take before making this decision based on the underlying theory? (11 Marks)

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CSME – Nov 2019 – L2 – Q3b – Ethical Issues in Corporate Governance

Discusses the application of six principles of the Nolan Committee in public finance management.

(b) The public sector is the driver of the economies of many developing nations. Public Finance Management has become a focus of attention in these economies. Development partners have therefore drawn the attention of governments to the Nolan Committee’s report on Standards in Public Life.

Required:
Discuss SIX of these principles for public office holders and show how they can enhance performance in the public sector. (6 Marks)

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