In the 21^st century, which ethical expectation is an organization are its members not likely to encounter? A) the expectation of treating customers right and acting in ways consistent with society's values B) the expectation of sustainable development and protection of the natural environment C) the expectation of protecting consumers through product safety and fair practices D) the expectation of protecting human rights, including employment policies and practices E) the expectation that stockholders' interests and profitability are the primary considerations when organizations make decisions affecting the environment

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In the 21st century, it is unlikely that an organization will solely prioritize the interests of stockholders and profitability over the protection of the environment, consumers, human rights, and ethical behavior. In fact, there is increasing pressure from stakeholders and society as a whole for organizations to prioritize sustainability and social responsibility. Therefore, option E is the ethical expectation that an organization is not likely to encounter.

In the 21st Century, Which Ethical Expectation Is an Organization

In the 21^st Century, Which Ethical Expectation Is an Organization