Pharmacare Social Responsibility
PharmaCARE
We CARE about YOUR health
Yasser Benadada
Table of Contents
Stakeholders 2
Analyzing the Ethics 3
Who should be fired? 4
Will Whistleblower Policy help PharmaCARE 5
PharmaCARE’s Environmental Stewardship 6
Purpose of CERCLA Act 7
Stakeholders
1. The Companies: PharmaCARE was a successful and profitable pharmaceutical company. After launching the “We CARE about YOUR World®” initiative, PharmaCARE was able to defeat PAC’s lobbying efforts. Later, PharmaCARE found out their best selling diabetes drug was slowing the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. Subsequently, they established the subsidiary, CompCARE to get the FDA off their backs. Later they found out that in one of their labs there was mold growing in the vents. CompCARE was later sold to WellCo right after the scandal.
2. The Governments: The FDA ensures all of the drugs that are being sold in the U.S. are safe for the patients and now that some people died from the AD23 drug, they will most likely be involved. In order to avoid the FDA restrictions, PharmaCARE opened a subsidiary and went to Colberia. They did this because they want to maximize their profits, which will be hard to achieve …show more content…
There was an implied contract between Ayesha and Allen that Ayesha was going to promoted to supervisor, she was a good worker and she really believed that she was going to be promoted to supervisor. This probably happened as a result of some interaction(s) between her and management, whether through verbal promise or otherwise where she was led to believe that she should be promoted. To minimize risk, Allen should promote with a condition that she must perform in order to stay at the position. This will ease Allen’s concerns about her abilities and skills to get the job done. Also as a result, Ayesha will also stop thinking that it is her religion that is stopping her from being
We CARE about YOUR health
Yasser Benadada
Table of Contents
Stakeholders 2
Analyzing the Ethics 3
Who should be fired? 4
Will Whistleblower Policy help PharmaCARE 5
PharmaCARE’s Environmental Stewardship 6
Purpose of CERCLA Act 7
Stakeholders
1. The Companies: PharmaCARE was a successful and profitable pharmaceutical company. After launching the “We CARE about YOUR World®” initiative, PharmaCARE was able to defeat PAC’s lobbying efforts. Later, PharmaCARE found out their best selling diabetes drug was slowing the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. Subsequently, they established the subsidiary, CompCARE to get the FDA off their backs. Later they found out that in one of their labs there was mold growing in the vents. CompCARE was later sold to WellCo right after the scandal.
2. The Governments: The FDA ensures all of the drugs that are being sold in the U.S. are safe for the patients and now that some people died from the AD23 drug, they will most likely be involved. In order to avoid the FDA restrictions, PharmaCARE opened a subsidiary and went to Colberia. They did this because they want to maximize their profits, which will be hard to achieve …show more content…
There was an implied contract between Ayesha and Allen that Ayesha was going to promoted to supervisor, she was a good worker and she really believed that she was going to be promoted to supervisor. This probably happened as a result of some interaction(s) between her and management, whether through verbal promise or otherwise where she was led to believe that she should be promoted. To minimize risk, Allen should promote with a condition that she must perform in order to stay at the position. This will ease Allen’s concerns about her abilities and skills to get the job done. Also as a result, Ayesha will also stop thinking that it is her religion that is stopping her from being