Business Law Basics
This law makes it illegal to treat employees unfairly because of race or gender.
What is a discrimination law?
Being truthful when making a deal shows this good character trait.
What is honesty?
Choosing to follow rules and do the right thing is called this.
What is ethical decision-making?
This is a set of rules that tells employees how to act at work.
What is a code of ethics?
This is a written agreement between two people or businesses.
What is a contract?
This group helps make sure workers are treated fairly at their jobs.
What is the EEOC?
Trying to trick someone during a deal is considered this.
What is unethical behavior?
Ignoring safety rules just to make more money is this type of decision.
What is unethical?
Breaking company rules can lead to this kind of punishment.
What is disciplinary action?
Not following through on a contract is called this.
What is a breach of contract?
Paying men and women differently for the same job breaks this law
What is the Equal Pay Act?
Making sure both sides are treated fairly in a deal shows this.
What is fairness?
Thinking about how your decisions affect others shows this.
What is responsibility?
Accepting money or gifts to make a decision is called this.
What is bribery?
Both sides agreeing to a deal is called this.
What is agreement (or consent)?
This system controls money and interest rates in the U.S.
What is the Federal Reserve System?
Hiding important information during a deal is this type of behavior.
What is unethical?
When someone makes a choice only to benefit themselves, it may be this.
What is a conflict of interest?
Following company rules and laws shows this behavior.
What is ethical behavior?
Lying to get someone to sign a contract is this.
What is fraud?
Firing someone because of their religion is this type of illegal action
What is discrimination?
Respecting the other person’s needs during a negotiation shows this.
What is respect?
Telling the truth even when it’s hard shows this value
What is integrity?
Doing something against company policy is this.
What is a rule violation?
Forcing someone to agree to something is called this.
What is pressure (or duress)?