Esr Class Presentation †Week V

ESR classify Presentation Week V ( September 12& 13 2011) 1. efforts for Discussion (David J. Fritzsche) * Its Your chip (page 109) * Kader Industrial (Thailand) Company- Case 10 (page 182) * Muebles Fino Buenos- Case 11 (page 184) 2. Its Your Turn Please answer the question in the last line using the following ethical frameworks (a) categorical Imperative (b) Rule Utilitarian (c) Veil of Ignorance and (d) Act Utilitarianism. * Categorical Imperative If you engender a slue with another party, fulfill this contract. No matter what.Especially if the other party is counting on you, because they should go bankrupt. creation Fulfill your contract, moral duty. * Rule Utilitarianism Follow through with your contract. bestow int abandon people/companies with who you have agreed to help/work with. * Veil of Ignorance You have limited amount of resources, so you have to flip the choice for one of the 2 clients. Keep producing for the old client, but use the rest of your capacity to break through producing for the new big one. What if The domestic customer only signs the contract if you can produce everything in the number one month. hose for domestic one, 2 happy vs. 1 bad * Act Utilitarianism More positives vs. best negatives. Ok you make one party really unhappy, but still this is the most good for the most peoples. 3. Case 10 wholly Questions 4, 5, 7 & 8. * 4 Lock the doors, no safety regulations or fire escapes. c muddleh close to electrical transformer. No alarms. If you lock doors, make sure that you can open them really troubled at all times. Building disintegrated quickly (poor construction, steel beams) * 7 Business aimed, only profit matters. Dont look at the people as humans, but use them as machines.They even asked their workers to cover working while there was a small fire. Maybe even hostile, locking doors etc. * 5 Legal Board, managers should have safety regulations. Government, Safety and health organization in Thailand (from government) . Moral * 8 further sign contract if you know that the working conditions are ok, that there are safety regulations etc. fraternity should at least follow the country regulations for safety codes, building rules etc. , if you ask more of the company, they wont be able to give you the cheap labor. ut point in the middle Class where would you put the line, what are the moral/social obligations for the customers before signing any contracts? 4. Case 11 Only Questions 3, 4, 6, and 7. * 3 They didnt follow all the environmental rules of the state. Unhealthy for the employees to work there. Just switching countries because they didnt want to invest in the machines/other processing methods and to evade the fines. So fire a jackpot of people to get new employees at 1/8 of the costs. Is this even outsourcing? Or really pitiful your whole company somewhere else. * 4 Pollution vs. working conditions.A tidy sum of contamination vs. good gainful jobs. As long as there are good safety regul ations and compensations for health. * 6 Egoism go through YES because you make more profits and you dont care about the pollution. But you pay your employees little than in California, so you can invest a bit more in environmental issues. Deontology (dont do to anybody else what you dont want them to do to you) Stay in America and fix your pollution problems, because you dont want to get fined and you dont want your employees to get ill. * 7 bring up sure they follow the standards and make sure that you have quit high environmental standards.But a lot of corruption in Mexico so make sure the companies follow your standards by controlling them yourself. Because a lot of American companies will go to Mexico (because of rising environmental standards in US) build some parks and putting surface zones to help the people who live there to be able to live healthy, outside all the pollution. 5. come in that stung by charges re the happenings of Foxcon in China, Apple Inc. has asked y ou to draft a memo on the beat of an ISO standard to be applied to high-tech contract manufacturers of high-end electronic items.Restrict yourself to 6 standards and explain your choice. 6. The Medical Council of capital of Singapore has asked you to draft 3 ethics principles relating to the outsourcing of medical work to India. Please identify what, in your opinion, are the tether most important principles and explain the purpose behind your choice and the specific content of such principles. Firms mystify a Haven From U. S. Environmental Rules Commerce Hundreds of companies set up shop in Mexico, where regulation is little strict and wages are low. THE FREE-TRADE DILEMMA The environmental costs of a U. S. Mexico pact. Third in a four-part series. Next How will free trade affect El Pasos smoggy skies? November 19, 1991JUDY PASTERNAKTIMES STAFF source We are rewriting history here. It was only recently that anyone here started to care about the environment. It will take time. The backlog troubles EPA officials who deal regularly with SEDUE. Said one, who spoke on the condition of anonymity This is a circumstance where the economic activity has gotten way ahead of the regulatory activity. * http//articles. latimes. com/1991-11-19/news/mn-70_1_environmental-rules/4