Define White-Collar crimes and discuss how corporate culture can influence employees’ ethical decision making

Unethical behavior bussness law and ethics
This week, we focused on unethical conduct in the corporate world and the various ways it happens. Unethical conduct often transfers to corporations’ consumers. For example, a corporation states on their label that the product was made in the United States. However, most of the pieces to make the product are manufactured and purchased from another country. Reflect on what you learned and then, in your own words, address the following prompts:

• Define White-Collar crimes and discuss how corporate culture can influence employees’ ethical decision making.

• Discuss some factors of a company’s corporate culture that can ensure their employees are making ethical decisions.

• Explain what must take place in order for a company to be criminally liable for their employee’s actions.

For detailed grading criteria, refer to the Reflection Rubric. Completing this Reflection will help you to meet the following:

• Explain how corporate culture influences ethical decision making.