In the Mitsubishi Motors case:   A. American managers tried to impose their culture on the Japanese   B. Female managers forced male workers to have sex with them   C. Japanese managers failed to distinguish the difference between American and Japanese culture   D. American managers were sent to Japan and reprimanded for not using chopsticks   E. Lynn Martin was chosen to become president of Mitsubishi Motors, USA

I need to respond in 100 words? Ethics in the business world are one of the most important aspects of the modern employee. Ethical manufacturing is achieved when the manufacturing process prioritizes good health for all parties involved, including the environment, workers, and consumers. Ethical businesses want to operate in the best interest of the workers.  The health and happiness of the team members become a priority, going beyond the standard legal requirements. Companies that follow ethical manufacturing have a greater percentage of happy employees than companies that do not (2018). At Toyota Boshoku Denso, we have an annual review from a third party vendor that comes to our facility and performs an anonymous audit of employees. The employees are randomly chosen that participate in the audit. When he results of the audit are provided, all the managers are involved in the process. The results come from top management and trickle down to lower level managers. When an ethical audit…

List three things a company should NEVER do when promoting an employee to a managerial position

Can employers lawfully consider race or gender when making hiring or promotion decisions? If so, may it only be used to remedy identified past discrimination? Discuss.

Lisa filed an EEOC  gender discrimination complaint on her manager because she wasnt awarded a job and a male applicant was awarded the job. In the next several months, Lisa noticed a change from her manager. Prior to the complaint being filed, he was very personable towards her and often made small talk around the office. After the complaint, he was very short with her and did not engage in any small talk. During her performance evaluation, she was shocked to discover that she had been downgraded from satisfactory ratings to not satisfactory without being provided any specific explanation. In addition, her manager informed her that although she had been hired to work the first shift, she was being transferred to third shift starting next week. She explained to her manager that she was not able to work third shift due to child care issues. Her manager replied, this is the shift you are assigned to, end of discussion. Lisa felt she had no other option, but to resign. What are the…

Yasuf works as a certified nursing assistant (CNA) for his county’s human development center. Because the center needs multiple CNAs working at all times, Yasuf frequently earns overtime pay by working more than 40 hours in a week. Overtime protections were established by the Multiple Choice   Fair Labor Standards Act.   Fair Minimum Wage Act.   Equal Pay Act.   Taft-Hartley Act.

Please help me answer this. It is important for me to format my essay.    Choose a position on reducing age discrimination in the workplace by backing up your position with reasons and rationalizations.

What can you determine about the key differences between EEO, affirmative action, and diversity management? Please be sure to include your sources. Also, if you come across an interesting article about EEO or affirmative action, then share the article and lessons learned.

How would you as a manager best deal with a discrimination complaint?

Code of ethicsBizCafe's business is already underway, but without a code of ethics that gives formality to the commitment that employees must have to maintain professional, healthy and human behavior in the company. This code of ethics must promote an appropriate workplace and establish the conduct expected of all those who make up the BizCafe organization, from the founder (or owner) and management to employees in general. InstructionsYou will develop a code of ethics for your BizCafe business. First, you must evaluate how you, as the business owner, want employees to behave and act. This will help you develop the business code of ethics for this business according to the needs of the company and its stakeholders. The code language must be simple, concise and easily understood by all those who make up the organization. Likewise, it must be a practical document, easily accessible and available to all those to whom it is directed. Furthermore, it must be balanced between rights and…