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Ethical Dilemmas in Work and Family Responsibilities

This case study presents two ethical dilemmas faced by young professionals. In the first scenario, you are torn between spending time with your elderly grandparents during the holidays and the opportunity to earn double pay at work. Your parents support your decision, but you know they prefer family time. In the second scenario, you face a confidentiality issue when a close friend’s name appears on a layoff list you are privy to. Should you inform her about the impending job loss? These cases challenge you to reflect on work ethic, responsibility, and loyalty.

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Ethical Dilemmas in Work and Family Responsibilities

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  1. EICCD Logistics Technician CourseWork Ethic ClassHandout # 3 Case # 1 Your elderly grandparents have asked you to visit them over the holidays. (You are away at school.) You have already signed up to work. The business offers double-time pay when you work holidays. Some of your friends who are visiting from out of town are planning great parties for Friday and Saturday. Your parents (who know about work, but not about the parties) advise you to, “Do what you think is best”. You know that they really want you to spend time with your grandparents. What do you do? Work Ethic – exercise 3.ppt

  2. EICCD Logistics Technician CourseWork Ethic ClassHandout # 3 Case # 2 You work in the administration office of a large company. You type a confidential memo for your supervisor, listing the names of ten people who will be laid off involuntarily in about one month. Your close friend Morgan’s name is on the list. That evening, Morgan stops by to see you and shares that her family has finally found the home of their dreams. With both her and her husband working, they can afford the house payment, even though money will be tight. Do you tell Morgan about the lay off? Work Ethic – exercise 3.ppt

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