Question

Jason is a manager of a multinational company and is working in one of the company's production plants located outside of the U. S. Jason has all of his employees work a minimum of ten hours overtime each week but will only pay for up to five hours of overtime. When criticized as unethical, Jason argues that such actions are ethically defensible because every company in the country is doing it. What ethical approach is he using?

Answer 1

The ethical approach Jason is using is naive immoralist.

What does naive immoralist mean?

According to the naive immoralist ethical perspective, if the manager of a multinational company notices that enterprises from other countries are not following ethical norms in a host country, he or she should not follow those ethical norms as well.

If everyone else is doing the same thing, it, therefore, serves as an ethical justification for the actions.

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