Identify an organization whose managers have been involved in unethical actions toward one or more stakeholder groups or who have pursued their own self-interest at the expense of other stakeholders. What did they do? Who was harmed? What was the outcome of the incident? INSTRUCTIONS: Your study should be analytical and issue-oriented, not merely descriptive. You will adopt the manager position responsible for developing the code of ethics. You are endeavouring to understand the organization and propose solutions to problems. The group project is a central component of the course and is worth a significant portion of your grade. You should therefore begin thinking about possible organizations to study now and begin working on the project as soon as your team has been formed. To Complete Group Presentation (5%) a. Prepare for a short presentation: All groups will present their group projects by April 15th, 2023, and submit a PPT of their group work. You can choose to drop a PPT to the drop-box or present it live in the class. This assignment is a way to practice presentation skills, which are important for business students. b. The presentations will be graded for 5% of your total grade for this project work. This presentation helps to minimize the pressure associated with public speaking. Many students find this one of the course's most enjoyable and rewarding aspects. To Complete Group Report (20%) a. Gather relevant information and data: You have several options for gathering information and data. You may create and administer a survey or interview key informants from the organization you are studying. You may observe workers. Or use websites and gather information (cite your sources) Use any data collection procedure that will help you achieve your goals. b. Analyze your problem or issue: Using the information you have gathered about the organization; conclude the issue you are studying to draft a code of ethics. Your analysis should be clear, logical, and based on what you have learned from your data, the class, the text, and other readings. It is often helpful to include tables and figures in the report to clarify your analyses (only if applicable). c. Generate suggested solutions: Given your analysis of the problem, generate key steps an organization can take to improve any problems and build on any strengths (while drafting your code of ethics). Your suggestions should involve things an organization could actually do, given the constraints. It might be helpful first to lay out all possible solutions, including ideal ones in a world without constraints, and then select from those, attempting to approximate the ideal ones.