ADM 1300 Study Guide - Final Guide: Involuntary Dismissal, Neutral Party, Visible Minority

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Administration
• Course: ADM 1300
• Professor: David Delcorde

Document Summary

Chapter 4 ethics, social responsibility, and sustainability. Descriptive ethics it involves describing, and studying morality. Normative ethics it involves supplying and justifying moral systems. Procedural justice the impartial application of rules or procedures. Corrective justice the appropriate compensation for wrongdoings that are suffered. Retributive justice the punishment should fit the offence. Distributive justice concern for how all stakeholders are treated. Utilitarian approach an approach that focuses on the consequences of a decision. Moral rights approach it examines the moral standing of actions independent of their consequences. Universal approach choosing a course of action that you believe can apply to all people under all situations. Justice approach it focuses on how equitably the costs and benefits of actions are distributed. Ethics it sets standards of good or bad in one"s conduct. Ethical behaviour it"s the right behaviour in the context of a governing code. Values they are broad beliefs about what is appropriate behaviour.