Airpoints Dollar has the same value with money, which has formal standard of the Airpoints collection. Every $50=1 Airpoints Dollar. If customer buy $2000 ticket, you can get 40 Airpoints Dollar. It can used in the next time when you purchase ticket. Actually, Earning Airpoints Dollar is a kind of formal membership system, every customer can free apply for air account using in collect Airpoints Dollar. So, that means consumes can enjoy 2% off price for every time and any consumer. Compare with other airline company’s price, it reduces a little bit more price with same ticket which this is a kind of unique price strategy for ticketing…
From a utilitarian perspective, a whistle-blower should only blow the whistle if the benefits outweigh the cost. On the other hand, if a deontological theory were to be applied, the consequences would be considered irrelevant, and the whistle-blower would have a duty based on their whether they felt it was their moral duty to reveal the information. A utilitarian may argue that the cost of Tamm blowing the whistle may have outweighed the benefits, since Tamm suffered many consequences as a…
Problem Analysis - Administrative Team As an executive assistant (EA) for a very large, global technology company, one of the most significant issues the group faces is an inconsistency in job duty execution. EAs have standard job duties as well as job duties that are unique to the department in which they are assigned. As EAs, we all share the same job title, yet we are individual contributors rather than part of a team or function. Because EAs are ranked and rated against one another, those…
for lawmakers in creating penal codes. In the thirteenth chapter of his work, he describes the justifications and parameters of punishments. Artificial consequences for mischief, which Bentham calls punishments, are in themselves mischief which makes them evil. Therefore, punishments should only be used if the punishment promises to prevent further or greater evil (Bentham, 1907). In order to determine this, Bentham offers four conditions in which punishment is improper for mischievous acts:…
combined with an institutional role. The role of an individual suggest the function related to the role as well as the normative force flows from the role (Hardimon, 1994). Health care workers fulfil the health providers role. In other words, the role of health care workers means an individual has the function of providing health care, and moral obligation suggests that they take the risk of being infected or even end with death. Moral obligations are based on a society’s comprehension of what…
repeated that with time comes grace. This maxim does well to describe the reflections found in “Those Winter Sundays” by the author, Robert Hayden. In a recollection, assumedly decades later, Hayden speaks of his father’s morning activity on a winter Sunday. In a wistful, ashamed tone, he recalls his father waking up before dawn, and chopping wood to warm the house. He makes sure the rooms are warmed, and polishes his son’s shoes for him. Concerning these labors of love, the son shows…
Rulli and Millum (2014) makes a point to include the sports car example demonstrating people’s way of thinking. The majority believe the agent has a moral duty to sacrifice his sports car to save the child. Even though, the agent endures a greater personal cost that is outweighed by his moral duty to the child. With this in mind, the agent may not believe the damage to the sports car is worth the risk to save the child, as a consequence, he may not feel morally obligated to do so. Thenceforth,…
In Robert Frost's poem "Stopping By Woods on A Snowy Evening" the speaker in the poem is traveling through snow on the "Darkest Evening of the year"(Stopping Lns. ). The speaker makes it evident that he must make it back to society, because he has obligations that he must fulfill. While sitting on his horse and watching the snow fall the speaker falls into a never ending sleep. Frost writes "The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,/ But I have promises to keep/ And miles to go before I sleep/ And…
taking on duties and responsibilities. The word appears in the last sentence of the poem and it’s ambiguous definition leaves the reader with room to interpret the word with various denotations: “What did I know, what did I know / of love’s austere and lonely offices?” (13-14). This ambiguity therefore holds a great deal of influence over the reading of the poem as whole. The one word expresses the multitude of duties and feelings a father might do and express in regard to his love for his…
from drowning in the pond even though there may be others witnessing the bad occurrence and do nothing. Singer believes that proximity and distance are morally irrevelent because it should not morally differ on whether the bad situation is far way or happening right next door because it is morally significant to help either way because there is someone in distress. 3. Singer thinks that the traditional distinction between moral duty and charity cannot be justified because organizations that see…