Dennis Walterman is the manager of the Accounting division at ATL Industries. The group of employees that he oversees has many issues. Morale is low, and there is a lot of infighting within the group. They easily get sidetracked with their work, and Dennis must constantly direct and oversee them to make sure they stay on task. Dennis has also caught a few of them instant messaging friends on their computers while they should be working. A couple of them have also been caught stealing supplies, and three of his employees have failed drug tests in the past month. Because of this, top management wants Dennis to monitor his employees' Internet use, keep an inventory of supplies on a regular basis, and give random drug tests every week.
-Which stage of moral development are Dennis' employees currently at?

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Dennis' employees are at the preconventional stage of moral development, as their behavior indicates they are primarily motivated by self-interest and the avoidance of punishment rather than by societal norms or personal ethics.

Dennis Walterman Is the Manager of the Accounting Division at ATL