ETHICS Process | ETHICS-PLUS Model - Hong Kong Business Ethics Development Centre (HKBEDC)
The ETHICS Process is an ethical decision-making tool developed by the Hong Kong Business Ethics Development Centre to assist business practitioners in resolving ethical dilemmas at work. It comprises six major steps in the thinking process and four key factors to consider in decision-making. This model helps users systematically evaluate and choose the most appropriate course of action in complex ethical situations.
Detailed Introduction
The ETHICS Process is a comprehensive tool designed to guide individuals and businesses through ethical decision-making. It includes the ETHICS Process, which outlines six major steps to help users clarify facts, identify stakeholders, assess situations, explore solutions, evaluate outcomes, and select the best action. Additionally, the model provides four key standards to consider, ensuring that decisions are made with integrity and responsibility. By using the ETHICS Process, users can enhance their ability to navigate ethical challenges and maintain a strong ethical culture in the workplace.
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