The question of whether it would be ethical for Agnozzi's experience at the store warrants a law suit is:
- Based on the fact that Agnozzi did not have any clear indication that he was deaf, the store employee was well within his rights to give chase because he did not heed to the warnings.
<h3>Ethics in a law suit</h3>
This refers to the moral grounds which a person has to challenge an experience or a situation which he or someone else was involved in that he believed was unfair and wants to contest it in a law court.
With this in mind, Agnozzi can file a law suit but he would unlikely get a favorable ruling from a judge based on the situation of things as they occurred.
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Explanation:
-social cohesion
-satey of people/property
that's for the first question, there may be more but that's all I've learnt now.
The second one is complicated since there is the mens rea so there is the intent to kill. So while it stops the people who this the punishment is worse that the act, it stops them. However for people who think the punishment is fine or that they can get away with it they will still do the act.
So it's complicated
Answer:
1. Internal customers.
2. Bad customer service.
3. Good customer service.
4. External customers.
Explanation:
1. Internal customers: employees of an organization. The individuals working within an organization are referred to as internal customers.
2. Bad customer service: disclosing prospective buyer’s personal details to others. In some cases, this act is punishable by a court of competent jurisdiction because customer information are considered confidential and must be protected.
3. Good customer service: extending clarification where necessary. It entails a customer relationship manager, salesperson or other employees working in an organization, offering to help customers with their challenges or product choices.
4. External customers: buyers of services offered by an organization. These are the group of people who patronize a business firm or organization for its finished goods and services.
