Grimshaw v. Ford
Grimshaw was how old during the Grimshaw vs Ford Case.
Who was 13 years old?
This ethical concept/term focuses on providing sincere and appropriate information, as well transparency with the customer.
What is honesty?
The ethical principle emphasizes the greater good for a large amount of people.
What is utilitarianism?
Employers must provide this type of environment to ensure the safety and health of their employees.
What is safe working environment?
These policies have guidelines and procedures designed established to protect employees, customers, and stakeholders by minimizing risks, preventing accidents, and ensuring a safe working environment.
What are Health and Safety Policies?
In the Grimshaw v. Ford case, Ford was accused of putting their interests over customer safety by not recalling the Pinto. This term was a argument for the Company putting value on human life and safety.
What is cost-benefit analysis?
This ethical concept focuses on ensuring the fair treatment and privileges for all employees, and customers.
What is fairness?
A company's failure to address safety concerns in its products, leading to harm to consumers, is an example of this type of ethical failure.
What is Project Negligence?
These were injuries Grimshaw received in the case Grimshaw v Ford over his face and body.
Severe and permanent disfiguring burns.
This social media giant’s Cambridge Analytica scandal required the creation of stronger data privacy laws which required user consent and improved data security.
What is Facebook?
In Grimshaw v. Ford, the jury gave Richard Grimshaw millions of dollars. This type of damage was meant to punish the company for its wrongdoing.
What are punitive damages?
This ethical concept promotes trust in between employees and customers by noting problems and dealing with them.
What is accountability?
This type of consultation is taking place when you talk with an expert in a non-scheduled manner about an ethical dilemma.
What is informational consultation?
A legal requirement that prevents discrimination during the hiring process and toward their current employees
What is Equal Opportunity Policy?
This Supreme Court Case of the United States struck down the Keating-Owen Act, which had regulated child labour, ultimately ending child labor.
What is Hammer vs Dagenhart (1918)?
In Grimshaw v. Ford, the plaintiff, Richard Grimshaw, was given $2.5 million in actual damages and $125 million in punitive damages for injuries sustained in the deadly crash involving this vehicle model.
What is the Ford Pinto?
This ethical concept focuses on being understanding and there for employees, customers, and community members.
What is compassion in the work place?
A company choosing a type of practice to pay employees fair wages, even if it would result in overall profit loss for the company.
What is Fair Labor practice?
This amount is how much was Grimshaw awarded in total compensation
$2,516,000 compensatory
This case essentially established that Washington State could impose minimum wage regulations on private employers without violating the Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment.
What is West Company Hotel vs Parish?
This date was for a Court case settling the dispute of Grimshaw v. Ford.
What is May 29th 1981?
This practice, which misrepresents the quality or features of a product to persuade consumer is called.
What is false advertising?
This type of ethical decision making refuses to engage in bribery or other corrupt practices to gain an unfair advantage over competitors.
What is integrity?
This term provides injured workers with fair treatment and benefits reflects this ethical principle, which ensures fairness and respect.
What is workplace justice?
This policy implementation contains strategies and practices implemented by organizations to reduce their negative environmental impact, conserve natural resources, and promote long-term ecological balance.
What are Environmental Sustainability Policies?