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Secondly, read the cases and pick the one you think you understand very well.

Thirdly, read the case carefully to define the moral dilemma that exists.

After that, write an essay to justify your choice of decision. Remember the essay should consist of five paragraphs: an introduction, a first body paragraph to describe the case in detail, a second body paragraph tell why you did not take the weaker course of actions, a third body paragraph to justify your chosen course of action and a conclusion paragraph to restate your ethical point.

LIST OF VALUES and VIRTUES:

"My top software designer suddenly refused to use our e-mail system. He explained to me that, as a Christian, he could not use a product built by a company that provided benefits to the partners of homosexual employees. He'd basically cut himself off from our team, creating a major obstacle to our product development. What should I do?"
"My boss told me that one of my employees is among several others to be laid off soon, and that I'm not to tell my employee yet or he might tell the whole organization which would soon be in an uproar. Meanwhile, I heard from my employee that he plans to buy braces for his daughter and a new carpet for his house. What should I do?"

BACKGROUND SCANNING STAGE:

Try to collect as many facts as you can about all stakeholders. Consider the obligations of and the policies that relate all stakeholders in this case. Make sure all details are given due consideration.

Consequentiality test. Have you attempted to accommodate for the consequences of this decisionand action-plan on anyone who could be significantly affected by it?
Ethical principles test. Do you uphold the ethical principles that you think are relevant to this situation?

ETHICAL ANALYSIS:

JUSTIFICATION:

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