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Merit systems often are overly centralized and regulated; which can lead to difficulties when trying to retain and recruit valuable employees.
Ethically Ambiguous
Situations or actions that are unclear in terms of morality or ethics, often presenting a dilemma.
Attitude
A psychological tendency expressed by evaluating a particular entity with some degree of favor or disfavor.
Intention
An individual's planned course of action or objective.
Duty Ethics
A branch of ethics focused on the duties or moral obligations individuals have towards others, emphasizing the rightness of actions over their consequences.
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