Samira works for a large U.S. company that has factories all over the world. Samira returned to the U.S. after visiting several
of the factories and discuss the conditions at the factories with her CEO. Since the factories manufacture items that could affect the health of people purchasing their products, she was very concerned. The CEO decided that it wasn't worth the expense to make the needed changes. Samira decided that she was going to turn the company in to the authorities. What is the term that would be used for what Samira did? a. Transparency
b. Whistleblowing
c. Stereotyping
d. Ethnocentrism
What Samira actually did was Corporate Transparency. Her concerns about health of those people who purchased the company's products is right from the legal and moral point of views. There are several laws protecting consumers in the US. For example The Food and Drug Administration is in charge of ensuring that foods and medicines are safe for their consumption.
