Informed consent as an ethical principle for business

Article Abstract:

The concept of informed consent as an ethical principle of business is proposed. Although informed consent is already an inherent characteristic of stakeholder theory, its presence in stakeholder framework has been ignored. The proposal centers on the duties owed to customers and community members at large and provides cases regarding sales practices. Some applications of the informed consent addition to stakeholder theory as well as prospects for implementation are discussed.

Models, Informed consent (Medical law), Informed consent

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Limitations on the moral permissibility of employee drug testing

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This article examines the nature of privacy in the workplace, focusing on the ethical permissibility of mandatory employee drug testing. The author analyzes the justifications for testing, which include employee contracts, productivity and safety.

Privacy, Mandatory drug testing, Drug testing

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Analyzing and responding to different Christian views of the corporation

Article Abstract:

The areas of similarities and conflicts between business and Christian ethics are discussed. The need to resolve the conflicts between the two is also highlighted.

Business Ethics, Christian ethics

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