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    workers are confronted between choices of two equally unwelcome alternative conflicts involving a difficult moral decision, it is known as an ethical dilemma (Chenoweth & McAuliffe, 2015, p. 73). Ethical dilemmas arise when the principles of the Code of Ethics and the Code of Conduct’s guidelines and boundaries have been crossed, resulting in dual relationships (Reamer, 2003). But as will be discussed, social workers continue to face barriers that exist within the Human Service practice,…

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    men who held higher positions often received some form of advancement in the company. Many of the former employees described an “atmosphere in which female employees endured unwanted sexual advances from male superiors at the company”(Hersher, 2017). In many of the cases where the women did not adhere to the sexual advances…

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    The Gamer’s dilemma, a term coined by Morgan Luck (2009), outlines the predicament faced by gamer’s when asked to acknowledge why the ethics of virtual killing is deemed morally permissible, whilst virtual paedophilia is considered morally prohibited. This dilemma prompts an analysis of the acceptance of the immoral act of virtual killing and question why virtual paedophilia is wrong in a gaming context. I will argue that there are not enough moral discrepancies between virtual killing and…

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    principles like no maleficence, faithfulness and justice are the key guideposts. Some ethical Problems arise in the case of Charlie Upton and the 12-years old boy. The first problem arising is the emotional and physical harm caused on the child by the sexual abuse. Tim Bell then refuses to sign the payment to Upton based on the fact that it would be rewarding a molester. It is legal that Upton’s labor contract dues to be paid by the village, and the crime committed should not delay the payment.…

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    workers or therapists who worked/s with individuals, couples, groups and or families who are involved in sexual abuse allegation will sometimes face ethical dilemmas. Everyone has biases, when social workers get caught up in their biases towards the perpetrator or the victim they may be unable to help the perpetrator or the victim to the best of their ability. However, when a family is involved in sexual abuse allegation, it can be hard on all the members and hard on the social worker who is…

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    The appropriate course of action to resolve this potential issue would be open communication and awareness of the roles, boundaries, and power dynamics involved in these relationships and each situation to minimize the potential for harm to the supervisee and supervisory relationship recommended by Pearson and Piazza (1997). Especially, in this case analysis the supervisor could potentially be taking advantage of the supervisee without even knowing, because the supervisee may just agree with the…

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    Kantian ethics operate opposite of utilitarianism: the means and the motivations behind an action are what matter, not the end that is achieved. In this ethical system, moral truths known as categorical imperatives act as rules that one is morally obligated to follow…

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    Ethical Situations in Business EST1 Develop an applicable standards and procedures section that includes a minimum of four elements of acceptable or unacceptable behavior found in a code of ethics. Standards and Procedures Policy: Employee Conduct at work. Purpose: To inform employees of company expectations. Expectation: Employees are required to follow all rules of conduct. • Always maintain a professional attitude and demeanor towards co-workers and customers. • Employees will not abuse…

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    decision should be made for the common good. To assist in my efforts to establish an Ethical Platform, I will compare and contrast the Code of Ethics for Alabama, Georgia, Alaska and the Alabama Career Technical Education Association (ACTEA). In addition honesty, persistence and caring will be the foundation of my ethical platform. Comparison The Code of Ethics for all three school districts and the professional organization basic foundations are similar. Each emphasizes guidelines to…

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    Development, and their ethical standards are very high and incredibly detailed. The PTPC’s “Code of Ethics of the Education Profession” has four main sections highlighting four areas of ethical dilemma for educators - interactions with students, the public, and the profession, and issues of moral turpitude. Looking at the…

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