Ethical Dilemmas - Hand out

GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

ETHICAL DILEMMAS

What is Ethical Dilemma?

Right and wrong Corporate Social Responsibility Challenging

16AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF AN ETHICAL DILEMMA:THE ISSUE OF CHILD LABOUR

ETHICS IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY: REVIEW AND RESEARCH AGENDA

SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL WRITING? EXPLORING THE ETHICAL DILEMMAS OF TWENTY-FIRST-CENTURY TRAVEL WRITERS.

LEADERSHIP AND ETHICS

- Ethics is the most critical topics in the hospitality industry. - The establishment of a healthy hotel organization environment. - Four dimensions of job-related ethics in the hotel restaurant. (See Genial presentation).

· Ethics within an organization should involve a standard of conduct that is widely accepted as a moral guide for human behavior, according to Webster’s dictionary. · There are many ideas and definitions about ethics, but ethics actually comes down to one thing: knowing right from wrong and doing what is right.

“Lonely Planet Syndrome”, the notion that writing about a place will introduce and encourage mass tourism, changing the original state of the place for the worse.

An ethical dilemma is defined as a situation where it is not clear what choice morality requires. It can be examined and resolved using different ethical approaches

Analyzing ethical dilemma: Facts:Make sure that one has all the facts that are known, not future predictions, not suppositions, not probabilities Concepts:Concepts are things that cannot be proven empirically but are relevant to the issue at hand. * empirically= ls something based on perception.

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DEBATE TOPICS 1. Your personal and work ethics and norms has to be related to each other. 2. Ethical dilemmas is a big issue in the hospitality. 3. Child labour deprives children from their childhood. 4. A hotel is not only ethically responsible for its own organization, but also for the organizations with which they collaborate. 5. Ethics are more important than a persons own norms and values. 6. When a guest ask the manager to be served by a certain gender or origin, it should not be a problem. 7. Every country in Europe should have the same corona measurements. 8. If you get a big tip from a guest and he says it's just for you, do you keep it for yourself or do you put it in the tip jar. 9.What would you do if you see a collegue stealing products or giving them away. 10. Is the guest always right?

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