Managers face moral dilemmas and may have to justify their actions

Total 5 questions 250 words a piece. 12 pt courier font double space.

1. Managers face moral dilemmas and may have to justify their actions in writing.
What are your values? What do you value? Where did they come from? How do
you apply them?
2. Let's go off into privacy questions. Nothing is at greater risk in terms of privacy
than our medical records...do you agree? Or, are your financial records more at
risk, especially given events in the news lately. Which is greater in your mind
(yes, you have to pick one)? Why?
3. Drug testing in Sports
Drug testing in the construction industry
Drug testing for retail employees
Random drug testing for all employees
What principles can you pull about the pros and cons of drug testing from these
different situations?
4. Is merit a matter of definition? Who decides what it is to merit a position more
than another and what are the implications?
The ambiguity and perhaps politicization of the definition of merit aside, to what
extent is merit determined by opportunity? Wealth, among other things, can affect
one's ability to achieve. Explain.
Why is the concept of merit itself so important in our society and why is it so
much a part of the affirmative action debate?
Feel free to answer some or all of these in any way you like. Just be interesting
and explain carefully.
5. What is the difference between negligence and intentional homicide?
Can negligence ever get to the point where it can be considered intentional?
Try to consider the issues of intent and due care in thinking about how one might
hold a corporate official criminally liable for the death of an employee.