Aaron Alexis, the former Navy reservist who went on a shooting rampage in September 2013 and killed 12 ppl at the Washington Navy Yard in Washington, DC, had a history of mental instability, but he was carrying a valid security clearance.How would you suggest managers make decisions for issuing or revoking security clearances to prevent this kind of catastrophe?

Respond the the following in 100 words? Part 1: This list seems to include all the good ethical policies that companies should follow to make moral decisions. While I cannot think of any philosophical takes that would add to the list it is essential to learn and understand these philosophies here in the MBA program as understanding these moral questions means we will be more aware when we are out working in our careers and can have enough skill to make the right ethical decision by growing our "moral muscle" (Brokerhof et al., 2023). Additionally, while the business ethics movement from the 80s had people not engaging in the movement the newest generations are being taught about ethics and this generation will show those that were unwilling to change their ways that making ethical decisions is the best thing they can do for their company (De George, 2006). Part 2: I think this is important as most companies intend to make their money in legit and ethical ways, but some people want to…

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Briefly describe a situation that could occur at your employer or your school that would rise to the level of a potential whistle-blower situation. What steps would you take and to whom would you speak to call this matter to the attention of appropriate members of management?