Question 511 pts

telecommuting is one instance when a person's employer may influence how an employee behaves at home.

true
false
question 521 pts

in effect, ethics are the guidelines you use to make daily decisions.

true
false
question 531 pts

a common strategy for companies recovering from scandals is to replace the ceo with someone who is regarded as trustworthy and ethical by the public.

true
false
question 541 pts

since goods are more widely manufactured and sold in the global marketplace, this has caused u. s. companies to

have more control over ethical standards in other countries since governments are eager to meet the expectations of companies that wish to operate within their borders
close down offshore manufacturing facilities because of different ethical standards
respect and care for their employees in the u. s. with higher ethical standards
face difficult decisions about ethical standards on tough issues such as child labor, pollution, fair wages, and human rights
ignore ethical standards in their u. s. facilities to make them more competitive
question 551 pts

corporate social responsibility is mainly concerned with how a company affects the

family
investor
community
vendors
stockholders
question 561 pts

situational ethics was considered very controversial when it was established by joseph fletcher because it challenged the idea that

universal rules exist and can be applied to every situation
people make decisions based on a specific situation no matter what the consequences are
people make decisions based on a specific situation instead of universal laws
most people act in their own self interest when making decisions
some people have no sense of right and wrong
question 571 pts

when a community gives walmart subsidies to attract them to the area and then the workers are paid so poorly that they have to apply for public assistance, this is an example of the failure of which of the pillars of corporate social responsibility?

community and "good neighbor" policies
human rights and employment standards in the workplace
environmental, health, and safety concerns
marketing and consumer issues
ethical sourcing and procurement
question 581 pts

it is ethically unadvisable to create a hotline for employees to anonymously report violations of the ethics code and make sure the allegations are followed up on.

true
false
question 591 pts

in business relations all of the following are influenced by our personal ethics except

actions
job titles
thoughts
words
behavior
question 601 pts

the calvert company assigns companies scores between 1 and 5 on which of the following categories?

freedom of information
transparency
community relations
truth in advertising
consumer priva

1) Telecommuting is one instance when a person's employer may influence how an employee behaves at home. This statement is definitely TRUE. Even though people work from home, the manager expects following his requirements connected to basic business ethics and so on. And the main poin is that nowadays you can come across many home offices where people work as responsible as in regular offices.

2) In effect, ethics are the guidelines you use to make daily decisions. FALSE 
If the decisions are connected  to your job which is closely linked to working and communicating with people, of course you have to follow ethics rules. But every your decision is up to you.

3) A common strategy for companies recovering from scandals is to replace the CEO with someone who is regarded as trustworthy and ethical by the public. This statement is definitely -TRUE because if a company suffers from negative impact from any source, all the responsibility lies on CEO, which means that this person is not able to perform a job in needed condition.

4) Since goods are more widely manufactured and sold in the global marketplace, this has caused U.S. companies to face difficult decisions about ethical standards on tough issues such as child labor, pollution, fair wages, and human rights. As the company gets expanded and becomes quite successfull there is no way it avoids non-usual ways of selling and so on, and it grabs world's attention which raises many questions.

5) Corporate social responsibility is mainly concerned with how a company affects the community. The main point of corporate social responsibility is the concern of company about all the listed options : the investor, employees, and families of employees, the truth is that they are just the important parts of concern for community. 
6) Situational ethics was considered very controversial when it was established by Joseph Fletcher because it challenged the idea that  universal rules exist and can be applied to every situation. Fletcher thaught that every decision should be made depending on particular situation but not according to the world's laws or something like that. 
7) When a community gives Walmart subsidies to attract them to the area and then the workers are paid so poorly that they have to apply for public assistance, this is an example of the failure community and "good neighbor" policies. I choose this one because CSR is concerned with how a company like the one mentioned in the question impacts the community surrounding its outlets.
8) It is ethically unadvisable to create a hotline for employees to anonymously report violations of the ethics code and make sure the allegations are followed up on. FALSE because if one of the employees noticed that something has gone out of the ethics code, employee is already empowered to communicate the problems anonymously without  any 'punishment'.
9) In business relations all of the following are influenced by our personal ethics EXCEPT job titles. All the options besides this one are connected to our personal ethics, but job titles depend only on employees ability to work with staff and perform its duies.
10) Community relations is the correct answer. The Calvert Company provides its employee with corporate social responsibility ratings and reports that they usually sent to consumers in order to inform about such things as :  workplace, human rights, and community relations. The rest of options are not provided.

I hope you still need the answers because these ones are 100% correct.

The answer is groceries.