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The document discusses social responsibility and business ethics. It provides examples of how businesses can apply social responsibility in the community, especially during the "new normal" period, such as prioritizing employee well-being, adopting non-discriminatory hiring policies, and contributing resources to education and training. It also discusses how businesses should consider stakeholders like employees, customers, suppliers, owners, government, and society in their practices and decision making to ensure ethical conduct. Unethical behavior is not always illegal, and factors like leadership, culture, and expectations influence business ethics.

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The document discusses social responsibility and business ethics. It provides examples of how businesses can apply social responsibility in the community, especially during the "new normal" period, such as prioritizing employee well-being, adopting non-discriminatory hiring policies, and contributing resources to education and training. It also discusses how businesses should consider stakeholders like employees, customers, suppliers, owners, government, and society in their practices and decision making to ensure ethical conduct. Unethical behavior is not always illegal, and factors like leadership, culture, and expectations influence business ethics.

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MARIANO MARCOS STATE

UNIVERSITY
College of Teacher Education

Lady Leanne Yvette P. Bayudan TLED 123


BTLED HE 3A

Lesson 4 Activity: Social Responsibility


Warm Up Activity

What do I live by?

Fill in the form below with your fundamental “rules” of living and your values (what is
important to you.

MY PERSONAL RULES MY VALUES

 Avoid negativity  Positive thinker


 Do unto others like you would have  Kind
them do onto you.  Time Management
 Budget your time  Set a schedule
 Growth
 Plan ahead
 Saying “no” to things that are not
aligned with my priorities

Assessment

Access the following website, then study the materials. Answer the question that follow.

Social Responsibilities of Business towards Community


https://accountlearning.com/social-responsibilites-business-towards-community
Corporate Social Responsibility: How it Helps
https://manilastandardtoday.com/mobile/article/79192

1. As big business entrepreneur, how would you specifically apply social


responsibility to the community in various directions, especially during our
“new normal” environment.
 Applying social responsibility as a major company entrepreneur in the "new
normal" climate entails understanding communities' changing needs and

Castro Ave., Laoag City, 2900 Ilocos Norte, Philippines


[email protected] (077) 600-2014 www.mmsu.edu.ph

MMSU @45: ACHIEVE-ing more


for the future
MARIANO MARCOS STATE
UNIVERSITY
College of Teacher Education

difficulties and altering your business methods to make an improvement.


Some of these are the ways to apply social responsibility in the community.
Employment is one of the social responsibility that may apply. In business
need to adopt “no discrimination” policy for employment. This means that
equal opportunities should be given regardless of race, sex and religion.
Training and Education in business they need to contribute the resources of
education and training for the poor and disabled persons who can be
potential assets in the community and in the business. Prioritize your
employees' well-being. The "new normal" requires flexible work schedules,
including remote employment. Ensure that your employees have the tools
and assistance they need to operate efficiently from home. Implement
mental health programs, provide remote team-building opportunities, and
promote a good work-life balance.

Castro Ave., Laoag City, 2900 Ilocos Norte, Philippines


[email protected] (077) 600-2014 www.mmsu.edu.ph

MMSU @45: ACHIEVE-ing more


for the future
MARIANO MARCOS STATE
UNIVERSITY
College of Teacher Education

Lady Leanne Yvette P. Bayudan TLED 123


BTLED HE 3A

Lesson 5 Activity: Business Ethics

Assessment
Individuals responsible for business policy should consider not only the interest of
the owners of the business, but also the interest of those affected by the activities of the
business. Post required answers to this email account [email protected]

1. Browse the following websites, then study the materials.


https://business. Inquirer.net/251872/ethics-small-business
https://deal-helper.com/ethics-in-business/filipino-business-ethics
https://businesstips.ph/5-principles-of-ethical-communication

Relate the concept of business ethics towards the following:

a. Employees
- Employees practice transparency on business transactions, ensuring quality
goods and services. Employees must also act with responsibility.
b. Customers
- Businesses must provide precise and current details about their products or
services. Companies should price their products or services reasonably, avoiding
price gouging or exploiting customers' ignorance.
c. Suppliers
- It is essential to ensure that suppliers satisfy quality and safety requirements in
order to safeguard consumers and maintain a company's image. To ensure the
quality and safety of their products or services, ethical enterprises should
collaborate closely with their suppliers.
d. Owners and Other Provider of Capital
- All company stakeholders are entitled to be compensated for their
contributions.
e. Local and National Government
- Facilitates entrepreneur participation in collaboration with local communities.
f. Society

Castro Ave., Laoag City, 2900 Ilocos Norte, Philippines


[email protected] (077) 600-2014 www.mmsu.edu.ph

MMSU @45: ACHIEVE-ing more


for the future
MARIANO MARCOS STATE
UNIVERSITY
College of Teacher Education

- Creates a working atmosphere that reflects the basic principles of the


company.

2. Define business ethics? How do we determine whether a business activity is


ethical? Is unethical conduct always illegal? What factors influence business
ethics?
The collection of moral principles, values, and standards of conduct
that influence behavior and decision-making processes inside a
company or in the context of business operations is referred to as
business ethics. These ethical principles assist to define what is good
and wrong in business and provide a foundation for responsible and
ethical business activities. In addition, it involves integrity, fairness,
responsibility, trust, and respect.
To determine if a business action is ethical, consider its
influence on various stakeholders and compare it to recognized
ethical principles and standards. Ethical issues in business are critical
for preserving trust, reputation, and long-term viability. Unethical is
not always illegal, what is deemed immoral or illegal varies according
to cultural, social, and legal standards. In addition, some key of
factors in business ethics are, leadership, organization culture,
stakeholder expectation and more.

Castro Ave., Laoag City, 2900 Ilocos Norte, Philippines


[email protected] (077) 600-2014 www.mmsu.edu.ph

MMSU @45: ACHIEVE-ing more


for the future

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