PSYCH 642 week 6 paper.docx PSCYH/642 Workplace Ethics University of Phoenix PSC

PSYCH  642  week  6  paper.docx  PSCYH/642  Workplace Ethics  University  of Phoenix   PSCYH/642   Workplace Ethics  In every part of life, our morals determine the decisions we make; from a business perspective, everyone on the team follows the ethical guidelines presented when beginning their job. In some instances, ethical dilemmas will surface in the workplace where a decision can create a very positive or negative consequences for the result. Decisions can be influenced from many factors; Weick (1995) stated that a lack of information influences decision making as an individual may not consider the consequences of their actions (Sonenshein, 2007; Weick, 1995). Needing to understand dilemmas and creating strategies are essential in effectively finding solutions that will positively impact the workplace, or at the very least prevent a larger dilemma that can put a bad name to the company.  The Dilemma  Working in a banking institution, ethical dilemmas are bound to occur; ethical dilemma risks in a banking center can vary from employee conduct, customer conduct, or making decisions between one™s own morals and the company™s morals. When looking into decision making, there are components to consider: privacy,  confidentiality, morality, ethical choices, and behavioral decisions. Privacy  refers to the control employees have on their personal information in how the company uses their information (Piller, 1993b); ethical choices and behaviors involve making decisions that best benefit every party involved (C