Employees Who Are Similar in Their Level of Skill, Performance

question 37

Multiple Choice

Employees who are similar in their level of skill, performance, or responsibility should receive similar pay; allocation of outcomes should not be based on differences such as gender, race, or religion. This is an example of which rule of ethical decision making?

• A)justice rule
• B)moral rights rule
• C)utilitarian rule
• D)practical rule

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Definitions:

Heterochromatins

Densely packed form of DNA found in chromosomes, which is transcriptionally inactive and often associated with gene repression.

Endospores

Highly resistant, dormant structures formed by some bacteria to survive extreme environmental conditions.

Antibiotic Resistance

The ability of bacteria and other microorganisms to resist the effects of an antibiotic to which they were once sensitive, leading to treatment challenges.

Viral Resistance

The ability of an organism or cell to resist the effects of a virus, often through genetic or biochemical mechanisms.