The costs of lost reputation are often multidimensional. The most direct cost is lost business, but effects can also be felt in loss of current employees and difficulty hiring quality new employees. Most organizations count on a good reputation as part of their market value.
What will be an ideal response?
Employees respond in many different ways to abusive supervision by
management. Absenteeism can increase, health care costs can rise dramatically, and
worker productivity often decreases. Some employees also retaliate by abusing others
or stealing from the organization.
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What does the Self-Assessment and Improvement Process (SAIP) ethics survey instrument offer that other options, such as the Ethical Climate or the Ethical Culture surveys, do not?
a. in-person training by experienced ethics professionals based on survey results b. improvement suggestions based on comparison of results against industry peers c. measurement of employee expectations for the future d. measurement of informal ethical norms
Genetic testing services like 23andMe offer DNA analysis based on a saliva sample submitted by mail. What need is 23andMe addressing in their CVP?
a. a lack of time b. a lack of skill c. a lack of access d. a lack of money
John Coomer was at a game when Slugger, the mascot for the Kansas City Royals "climbed atop the third base dugout and started shooting hotdogs into the stands from an air gun." Coomer claims Slugger eventually put the air gun down -- and started firing
off the wieners by hand. Coomer claims "Slugger lost control of his throw or was reckless with his throw, and threw the hotdog directly into the Plaintiff." Coomer claims the hotdog hit him right in his left eye -- leaving him with a detached retina and the development of cataracts. Coomer sued the Royals for more than $25k claiming they "failed to adequately train its agents ... in the proper method in which to throw hotdogs into the stands at Kauffman Stadium." Did they breach that duty? In other words, what evidence would you want to know about to determine if the conduct at issue was substandard?
The ability to meet short-term obligations and to efficiently generate revenues is called:
A. Creditworthiness. B. Solvency. C. Liquidity and efficiency. D. Market prospects. E. Profitability.