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    Business Communication in

    Ethical Context
    Presented by

    Abdul Hameed
    Sarfraz Khan
    MBA- I Sec: A

    Institute Of Business and Technology, Karachi


    What is Ethics?
    Ethics……
    ♦ The application of general ethical concepts
    to the unique situations confronted in
    business. It asks what is right or wrong
    behavior in business and what principles or
    rules can be used as guidance in business
    situations.
    Ethics As a Communication Issue
    ♦ We don’t only transfer words
    INFLUENCES ON PERSONAL ETHICS

    ♦ People
    ♦ Culture
    ♦ Philosophy
    ♦ Law
    ♦ Religion
    INFLUENCES ON PERSONAL ETHICS

    PEOPLE

    ♦ Family

    ♦ Friends

    ♦ Teachers
    INFLUENCES ON PERSONAL ETHICS

    Culture
    ♦ Myths
    ♦ Stories
    ♦ Legends
    INFLUENCES ON PERSONAL ETHICS

    Philosophy
    ♦ Descriptive Ethics

    ♦ Normative Ethics
    Theologism Teleology

    The 4
    Concepts of
    Ethics
    Utilitarianism Deontologism
    Philosophy……
    Theologism
    ♦ A moral Perspective that attempt to pattern
    actions according God’s Will

    “what would God have me do in this Situation?”


    Philosophy……
    Deontology
    ♦ Derived from the Greek word for Duty
    ♦ Actions are not justified by their
    consequences. Factors other than good
    outcomes determine the rightness of actions

    “ They believe that you should always tell


    truth”
    Philosophy…….
    Teleology
    ♦ Consequence driven approach

    “They believe that the singular duty is to


    maximize good consequences”
    Philosophy…..
    Utilitarianism
    ♦ The morality of an action can be determined
    by its consequences
    ♦ An action is ethical if it promotes the
    greatest good for the greatest number
    Philosophy……
    Example:
    A deranged Gunman is holding five people
    hostage at gunpoint in a lobby of bank. He
    asks if any other customers or employees
    are in bank you know that three customers
    escaped to backroom along teller. Do you
    tell them truth?
    Deontologism
    ♦ Derived from the Greek word for Duty
    ♦ Actions are not justified by their
    consequences. Factors other than good
    outcomes determine the rightness of actions
    Communication & Ethical Issues
    ♦ Legal Issue
    ♦ Key Area For Ethical Communication
    -Personal Written and Spoken message
    -Cross-Cultural Messages
    -Advertising Message
    ♦ Ethics and organizational resposibility
    -Formal V/S Informal ways of Comm.
    Communication & Ethical Issues……….

    Legal Issues
    ♦ Defamation and privacy
    -An employees personal
    Disabilities
    -An employees personal
    identity and private facts
    -An employees Records,
    Reports, Letters,
    Electronic Data
    ♦ Discrimination and
    Harassment
    ♦ Plagiarism
    ♦ Copyrighting
    Key Area for Ethical communication
    Personal written and spoken Messages

    1. Message Purpose
    2. Research methods
    3. Selection Material
    4. Development of ideas
    5. Use of language
    6. Ethical context
    7. Self-analysis
    Key Area for Ethical communication
    Cross-Cultural Messages
    1. Cultural context
    2. Misunderstandings
    3. Language
    4. Accountability
    Key Area for Ethical communication
    Advertising Messages
    1. Language
    2. Graphics/print
    3. Omission
    4. Truth
    5. Accountability
    Ethics & Organizational Responsibility

    Formal Communication
    ♦ Public messages
    ♦ Employees manuals and policy statements
    ♦ Mission statement and ethical codes

    Informal Communication
    THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!

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