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restricted stock

outright grant of stock


3-4 year vest

stock option

buy at todays price in the future


3-4 vest


expires after 10 years

performance awards

grant of stock based on comparison of company stock to peer group

ethics

values and beliefs people use to analyze/interpret a situation then decide appropriate way to behave

ethical dilemma

is your self interest more valuable than someone else's

stakeholders

people/groups which supply company with a productive resource and so have a claim on and a stake in the company

stockholders

want to make sure managers behaving ethically and not risking investor's capital


want to maximize their return on investment

managers

responsible for using financial capital and human resources to increase its performance


group with most responsibility for deciding goals of an organization

employees

companies can treat employees ethically by creating an occupational structure that fairly and equitably rewards employees

customers

most critical stakeholder


company must work to increase efficiency and effectiveness in order to keep and bring in loyal customers

suppliers

expect to be paid fairly and promptly for their inputs

distributors

expect to receive quality at agreed upon price

utilitarian rule

greatest good for greatest number of people

moral rights rule

ethical decision should maintain and protect fundamental rights and privileges for people

justice rule

ethical decision should distribute benefits and harm among people if fair impartial manner

practical rule

has no ashame of telling the public because the public would understand

codes of ethics

formal written rules, based on beliefs of right and wrong

ethics ombudsman

ethics officer who makes sure everything company is doing is ethical

glass ceiling

invisible barriers that keep minorities and woman from bring promoted to top corporate positions

U.S. workforce is _____% woman


woman make ______% of mens salary


woman hold ______% of corporate office positions


woman currently hold ______% of all fortune 500 ceo positions

47%


82%


14%


5%

LOOK AT SLIDE 63 of ch.3

know all kinds of acts

quid pro quo harassment

asking an employee for sexual favors in exchange for a reward or avoiding negative consequences

hostile work environment

telling jokes, playing porn