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Ethical Decision-Making Case Study: Global Dilemma

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Ethical Decision-Making Case Study: Global Dilemma Program Transcript

[MUSIC]

PETER SCHMIDT: Aamir, what’s the latest update on the new facility there?

AAMIR MOMIN: Overall, it’s going well but we have encountered a few unavoidable obstacles that have hindered our progress. The architect had a stroke and, therefore, could not finish the initial drawings. We had to hire a replacement. The new architect turned in the drawings a few minutes ago.

PETER SCHMIDT: Aamir, we were supposed to have building permits by now. How are we supposed to meet the open date if we don’t even have the necessary permits to build? You of all people know that getting building permits is a long process.

AAMIR MOMIN: I’m sorry, Peter, but we could not apply for the permits until we had the drawings from the architect.

PETER SCHMIDT: This is less than ideal. I need you to review the drawings over the weekend and finish the application for the permits so that you can turn it in first thing Monday morning.

AAMIR MOMIN: Peter, it’s already 5:30 PM here and I am celebrating Eid al-Fitr for the next three days. I am unable to work this weekend.

PETER SCHMIDT: I’m sorry Aamir, but you are going to have to figure out a way to get this thing done. We are under a lot of pressure to open this new facility and we’re already behind schedule.

AAMIR MOMIN: I’m sorry Peter, but I cannot work this weekend. Eid al-Fitr is an important religious celebration. But I hear your concerns. I think I have a solution. Why don’t we just bribe the permit official instead of spending the time for a formal application process.

PETER SCHMIDT: I don’t know Amir. That sounds risky. How long would we have to wait for the permit if we bribe the official?

AAMIR MOMIN: It would only be a few days as opposed to a few months for the formal process. Then we would be ahead of schedule. Every one bribes government officials here. It’s part of the culture. It’s expected.

PETER SCHMIDT: That is tempting. It sure would be nice to get ahead of schedule, especially, because something else is bound to come up during the

Ethical Decision-Making Case Study: Global Dilemma

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construction that would delay the project. Let me talk to my colleague and I’ll call you right back. Please don’t leave the office until I call you with a definite answer.

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