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3 years ago

It is unethical to report the wrongdoing of a coworker.

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2 answers:

NeTakaya3 years ago

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That statement is false

It is actually unethical to not report the wrongdoings.

Unethical wrongdoings that conducted by your co-worker could endanger the consumers or the company itself. Because of this, you need to report your co-worker in case you notice any wrongdoings before the whole company had to face the legal repercussions.

Natalija [7]3 years ago

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It is ethical to report the wrongdoing of a coworker. Which means the answer is false. Hope this helped!

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