Business Ethics is a set of undefined
rules on the basis of which an organization sets the difference between whether
or not a decision is right or wrong.
Business ethics examines moral
and ethical problem in business. It is applicable to all the individuals working
within an organization.
The law alone cannot figure out what is
right or wrong since a lawful act need not always be a moral act.
Factors Influencing Business Ethics:
·
personal nature and attitude of individuals
·
employer and employee
relationship
·
employees are more
concerned for their personal profit
rather than the general welfare of the business
·
misuse of position by
senior executives in an organization
LEGAL VALUES:
Legal values in business mean that the
organization understands and complies with all the requirements of a regulatory
body, relevant laws or any contractual obligation.
An organization must follow all the
rules formed by the Companies Amendment Act, 2006 and other legal statues:
· Minimum numbers of directors must be present throughout the board meeting
· Appointment of any director or member and removal of any director or member as per the rules governed
· Various taxes such as income tax , VAT (value added tax) on goods and services must be paid on a timely basis
· The personal information stored of any employee is accurate , relevant , secured and not available to any third person
Reference:
http://philpapers.org/rec/SOLEAE
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