1. A series of suicide bombings occurred in Kabul, Afghanistan, that were credited to ISIS. These bombings killed and injured U.S. military soldiers. Will the U.S. military retaliate against ISIS for the injuries incurred by their military personnel?
2. How do businesses determine what is ethical, when faced with a hardship in the company, such as COVID-19?With the devastating COVID-19 pandemic hitting the world earlier in 2020, many businesses, (on a smaller and larger scale) have been forced to find ways to recover, often leading them to be faced with difficult decisions to be made.
The pandemic left many of these businesses to their own devices, as it was something that was new and scary for most everybody. It was (and still is) a whirlwind of unpredictability, in fact, many businesses have even had to shut down with the rise of the Coronavirus.
One example of this occurrence is shown through the response of large company Amazon, to the pandemic. While sales for the online shopping network have skyrocketed since the rise of COVID-19, the company still finds themselves following unethical practices in the workplace. While the pandemic has been an extremely trying time for many companies, forcing them to lay off employees, Amazon has benefited from everybody shopping from their homes. Even though this is the case, throughout the beginning of the pandemic, the employees have been denied sick leave, not given proper space for social distancing in the workplace, and were even being denied masks.
Even though the pandemic has made it harder for companies to continue as normal, should the companies be more mindful of the unethical practices taking place?
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