1.How were the following two faced with a third-party obligation?
2.
In general, there are three possible responses to third-party obligations, do nothing, report the problem,
become a whistle-blower. How would you categorize the response made by
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Wong-Hernandez?
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Walpin?
3.What questions can be asked to help determine whether whistle-blowing is justified? How might they beanswered in the case of
4.What questions can be asked to help determine whether whistle-blowing is ethically required? Howmight they be answered in the case of
1.
The two ideas on which company loyalty—or organizational loyalty to broaden the title—is built are the
following:
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An attachment to the organization that is noninstrumental, meaning the attachment is not
maintained only because it serves the employee’s concrete interests, such as the need for a
salary.
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A deposited value in the organization that goes beyond any individual and their attachment: the
organization’s value continues even without those who currently feel it.
How are these ideas manifested in the case of April Leatherwood?
