What should I do? A matter of business ethics......?
596444
I'de go for the wedgie myself....turn them granny panties into a thong dude....do it!!!
229022
I'm not sure that your marketing instructor will appreciate this, but even though your environment (customers, suppliers, investors, community...) will punish you if it thinks that you are unethical, choosing to be ethical still incurs an opportunity cost.  Think like this, you are Nike and you have six low cost suppliers for sneakers, just like Reebok.  If you know that the two cheapest ones employs children and choose to use neither, you are constricting your options to compete.  Not all questionable actions are found out.\n  This is why I detest linking ethics to profitability.  It's so hollow to follow the "Right path" because it makes you more money, instead of value driven behavior being done for more fundamental principles.\n\nGood luck to you on this....
1013206
dont do business with people you dont know..use common sense\n\n\nif you have doubts ..and you obviously do, dont do business with them...
1084802
Ethics are not, by definition, unethical.  However, I suspect you mean something specific, such as a rule that the company you work for calls "ethics" which you question.  Try to tell us about it.
240433
If I was you I would go for it.  Put it this way it might help your position in the company.  Things could not be better for you.  Do you realize how many people wish this would hapen to them.  I would not worry about it and have some fun. good luck
837477
File a comlaint with your local DA, the FTC, the NASD. Try to get the government to help you on this one.  Also research the regulatory bodies for banking. Find out if their in violation of any law or ethical delema. Write a letter to the local newspapers to get your case some attention which will give you leverage.
165157
Sounds questionable in terms of legal and certainly not ethical.  I would discuss it with him and it that doesn't work then discuss it with the American Bar Association.
769138
1. There are no ethics in business.\n\n2. Business is in and of itself dishonest.\n\n3. White collar crime does not need to be taught, it is inherent.
557101
There are no ethics involved when you do lie about something. You have also stolen the information. You have destroyed a trust. You have given a competitor an advantage he would not have had and hurt the first company's future business. You have hurt your fellow employees. You may well have ruined your own reputation as well.
1106789
sounds new to me. but people are changing the way they operate business. maybe u should consult a your manager about this sitaution
718114
My dear there is still such thing as business etiquette and \nbusinesses emphasize it more than ever. It is crucial to the business to provide excellent customer service. If you have ran into an unpleasant situation do report it. Do bring it to your supervisor's attention because there is a high chance that this colleague of yours has been rude to others before as well.
628225
If and ONLY if you have clear to understand HARD COPY proof these alleged crimes and business practices done by full knowledge/consent of staff employed/managed by these two pharmacies actually happened: I say consult with a reputable corporate/business attorney.\n\nAlso ask yourself: "What are the downturns of being a 'whistle-blower'?" You might come up with a few personal answers---and you'd be fully right.  It's a good idea perhaps to weigh that against the benefits of filing such legal claims: then go with the best decision made by your thoughts and heartfelt feelings.\n\nI hope you find personal clarity in whatever decision you come to and good luck.
799014
Talk to someone in HR / Personnel about it and seek their advice....
125332
If your lawyer is part of a partnership firm, first complain, in writing to a Senior Partner...one of the dudes with their name on the door...if THAT brings no satisfaction, then go to your state Bar Association's Ethics Review board...good luck.
455241
Be very proud of yourself that you are an admitted thief....what a nice thing to tell us about your character. And you are certainly trustworthy, aren't you. Do you really think the boss isn't going to notice the inventory missing? Sorry, but time to grow up. Perhaps the boss thought you were all cleaning up, serving customers, ya know, the stuff you were being paid to do???? But with your work ethics, what a stupid thing to think. Sure wish I knew where you work (I use the term VERY loosely)...you wouldn't be there long. Grow up fast. You will all be fired very soon. I certainly hope you do not need this job as a reference.
282694
Ethics behavior in all matters..
1081950
Sell them your time as a trusted advisor and consultant on matters that are important to them, but too complex for them to understand without help. There is nothing secret nor revolutionary about this; it is exactly how attorneys, accountants, physicians, plumbers, and other consultants make an ethical buck from "incredibly dense" people. The ethical part is how you convince them of their need for your services and the manner in which you bill them. If you are a decent person, you will come up with an ethical approach that will allow you to tolerate your own face in the mirror each morning.\n\nDon't assume that ethical automatically means "cheap" either. As you will see in many consulting books, especially "The Secrets of Consulting", your clients will actually respect you more and be more likely to follow your sage advice when you're charging them more for it.