In the Reaching Beyond our Borders box titled, "Ethical Culture Clash", the story proves that a large multi-national company such as Motorola can ask its employees, and should expect them to follow the same ethical standards they would practice if living and working within the U.S. borders. A) True B) False

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In the Reaching Beyond our Borders box titled, "Ethical Culture Clash", the story proves that a large multi-national company such as Motorola can ask its employees, and should expect them to follow the same ethical standards they would practice if living and working within the U.S. borders. A) True B) False

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eooyibo123 eooyibo123 · Answer 1 · 2020-02-11T12:53:43+01:00

Answer:

False

Explanation:

Ethical standards are are set of guiding principles that an organisation communicates to its employees as the expected way to do things.

In reaching beyond our borders it is not true that ethical standards of of its employees must be the same as for workers in the United States.

For example an employee living abroad does not spend his whole housing allowance on getting a place to stay as expected in the United States, but puts it to use on other endeavours.