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3 years ago

Why can it be difficult to deal with unethical behavior in the workplace?

Business

2 answers:

zepelin [54]3 years ago

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Answer:

It is difficult to deal with unethical behavior because this is something very subjective and is also related to each one's ethics and philosophy/principles.

Explanation:

There are some rules or patterns related to work, such as policies made to normatize education, for example. There are also guidelines to organize companies and subsidiaries in terms of the Human Resources Department and many other aspects (may related to close relationships in the workplace, for instance). Therefore, it is difficult to deal with people who do not follow their leaders and the moral patterns of their own work, because if they do not respect their work it will be much more difficult to expect respect in terms of human relationships. However, people's unethical behaviour in the workplace should be something assessed by leaders and institutions, not by any other employee.

drek231 [11]3 years ago

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Well it can be difficult for many reasons

first of all you need allot of courage to deal with it , it can e a real pain if that person is in control of your job. sometimes you can not deal with the behavior only by simply leaving the workplace

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