Diversity of Ethics

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This paper examines how, within any organization, there are different groups of people who possess different ethical and moral values and how most of the times, the ethical values and norms of any given group are under a conflict with that of the others. It shows how such conflict of values not only affects the relationships of these groups but also harms the long-term interests of the organization. It evaluates how, for these purposes, organizations often devise policies, which are helpful in addressing the ethical and moral concerns of each group and in resolving the conflict. In addition to this, continuous and open interaction between the groups can also prove to be helpful in resolving the conflict.

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"In societies like that of the United States, where the population is becoming increasingly diverse with respect to race, ethnicity, religion and culture, resolution of ethical conflicts is crucial for the well being of the society. In this regard, the organizations play an important role as they provide an opportunity to these groups to come in close contact with each other and resolve their conflicts. However, one should note that the resolution of ethical conflicts is not an easy task."

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