Ethical Actions Can Be Reasonably Avoided When the Pressures That

question 4

True/False

Ethical actions can be reasonably avoided when the pressures that the marketplace exerts on supply management departments and on individual buyers are forcing expediency.

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Definitions:

Mitigate Loss

Actions taken to minimize or reduce the adverse effects or damages resulting from a breach of contract or other wrongful acts.

Severance Pay

Compensation provided to an employee who is discharged from employment, typically based on the length of employment and the reason for termination.

Legal Action

A formal proceeding taken in a court of law to enforce or defend a legal right.

Reasonable Notice

The period of advance warning that an employer must give an employee before terminating their employment or that a tenant must receive before eviction, the length of which may vary based on agreements, laws, or contracts.