The seven moral principals are "dignity of human life, autonomy, honesty, loyalty, fairness, humaneness, and the common good" (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2013, pg. 24). It is extremely important to know the difference and value of each of these principals. Dignity of human life is simply noting the importance of a person's life and not allowing harm to come to them intentionally. In other words, everybody has the right to live (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2013). Autonomy is a reminder that people are valuable and have worth. This moral piggy-backs off the first moral listed, dignity of human life. People should not be treated less than mere things when it comes to value. Honesty is probably my favorite of the seven morals. Without honesty, people would never know the truth.
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Loyalty, is by far, super important when it comes to people and organizations. Different items that loyalty constitutes are honoring promises and keeping any and all commitments (Kreitner & Kenicki, 2013). Fairness is a moral that is put into place so that people are treated in the way that they should be treated given their actions. This way there is no chance of favoritism as well so that all people can be treated equally. There are actually two essential parts to the moral principal called humaneness. Those two parts are obtaining what is good and making sure that whatever is evil is not done (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2013). Basically, you should treat people the way that you, yourself, would like to be treated. if something is wrong, then you should not do it. Finally, the common good is the very last principle mentioned in our reading. this part involves making sure that whatever is done, is accomplished due to how many it benefits. You would not want to do something if it is going to greatly effect others in a negative way, but rather a
Loyalty, is by far, super important when it comes to people and organizations. Different items that loyalty constitutes are honoring promises and keeping any and all commitments (Kreitner & Kenicki, 2013). Fairness is a moral that is put into place so that people are treated in the way that they should be treated given their actions. This way there is no chance of favoritism as well so that all people can be treated equally. There are actually two essential parts to the moral principal called humaneness. Those two parts are obtaining what is good and making sure that whatever is evil is not done (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2013). Basically, you should treat people the way that you, yourself, would like to be treated. if something is wrong, then you should not do it. Finally, the common good is the very last principle mentioned in our reading. this part involves making sure that whatever is done, is accomplished due to how many it benefits. You would not want to do something if it is going to greatly effect others in a negative way, but rather a