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- How can a HR manager use ethical decision making to solve a problem with employees who are not appropriately using information technology for business operations?
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An ethical decision is one that engenders trust, and so indicates responsibility, fairness and caring to a private. To be moral, one should demonstrate respect, and responsibility.
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