In the space provided below please indicate the extent to which the company's actions in each case were ethical and justify your view in terms of the ethics principles and perceived moral intensity of each case

A large European bank requires all employees to open a bank account with that bank. The bank deposits employee paycheques to those accounts. The bank explains that this is a formal policy which all employees agree to at the time of hire. Furthermore, failure to have an account with the bank shows disloyalty, which could limit the employee's career advancement opportunities with the bank. Until recently, the bank has reluctantly agreed to deposit paycheques to accounts at other banks for a small percentage of employees. Now, bank executives want to reinforce the policy. They announce that employees have three months to open an account with the bank or face disciplinary action