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4-BSA
9. The Morality of Labor Strikes
• strike action(or simply strike) describes collective action
undertaken by groups of workers in the form of a refusal to
perform work.
Reasons workers go on STRIKE:
1. For higher compensation
2. To improve workplace
3. For shorter working days
4. To stop their wages from going down
5. For more benefits
6. Because they think that their company has been unfair
• Managerial employees
• Members of cooperatives
1. There is a sufficient and just reason for it, it is usually based on the claim that the
laborer has a right to his job or that he has atleast the right to decent conditions
of employment and consequently that he may use force to protect his right
against the unjust aggression of the man who has seized it.
2. The intended good results must be proportionate to evil affects. As against the
employer, the strikers have no right to destroy his property, as against the men
who take places of the strikers, no violence is lawful when the action of the
strikers is justified by their own needs.
3. The means employed are lawful. The right to a job is merely the right to
continue economic relations with a particular employer
10. Whistleblowing
• Is the disclosure by an employee of confidential
information in which relates to some danger,
fraud, or other illegal or unethical conduct
connected with workplace, be it of the
employer or of his fellow employees.
2. Be alert and discreetly attempt to learn of any other witnesses who are upset about the
wrongdoing.
3. Before formally breaking ranks, consider whether there is any reasonable way to work
within system by going to the first level of authority.
4. Develop plan
8. Break the cycle of isolation research and identify and seek a support network of
potential allies.
11. Engage in whistleblowing initiatives on your own time and with your own resources
not your employer’s
12. Don’t wear your cynicism on your sleeves when working with authorities
11. Multilevel Marketing (MLM) and
Pyramiding
• multilevel marketing- is a system
of selling in which one signs up
other people to assist him and
they in turn, recruit others to help
them,
• Pyramiding- participants attempt
to make money solely by
recruiting new participants into
the program.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MLM AND PYRAMIDING
MLM PYRAMIDING
1. Legal 1.Illegal
4. consumable, reasonably priced quality 4. Few retail sales and high cost, slower moving
products products
5. Serves legitimate economic function 5.No legitimate economic function
6. Sponsoring participants earn nothing by mere 6. Recruiting participants get benefits from
sponsoring. Recruitment is optional recruitment
7. Earnings are ultimately tied to products 7. Earning are tied to the act of recruitment
consumption of end-users
9. largely, products are sold to the consuming 9.Products are consumed internally within the
public organization
10. Bonuses are based on sales to final users 10. Bonus entitlements are based on goods
who are not members of the scheme absorbed by members within the structure
MARKET SATURATION: AN
INHERENT PROBLEM IN
PYRAMIDING
• Pyramids design can saturate the market with no one even noticing.
• Out of control by design , it gears will grind up the money, time and
entrepreneurial energy of the well-meaning who joined to supplement their
income.
ISSUES IN PYRAMIDING
2. They con the public, making them believe that they are a legitimate MLM.