Question Q.9GS4GS2

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The case study highlights the flaw of corporate governance and primacy to profit over customer wellness by beauty and personal care company.

Ethical issues involved in care:

(a) General deception: (1) Beauty and personnel care company (2) regulatory authority (3) Quality control bureau

(b) Stakeholder defrauding: (i) Violate fiduciary duty (2) neglect to family (3) continue personal and professional roles (4) poor employment within family

Merit

1Organisation integrity by communicating eating (2) Foster good work culture (3) Focus on better family relationship and responsibility (4) fulfill duty and create good virtue

Demerit

1Right not get support from seniors (2) hectic work as communally sensitive during (3) lack of institutional support like system

Suggestion for healthy work-life balance

1At home - shared responsibility (support of other family members)

2Institutional - good work culture ethics facility like creche etc.

3Personnel training - gender sensitisation of other employee (4) Should communicate with senior - practise step reliance like meditation, Yoga etc.

A good work culture is necessary to bring efficiency and best out of employee, it should be holistic and have supporting children

The case study highlights the flaw of corporate governance and primacy to profit over customer wellness by beauty and personnel care company.

Ethical issues involved in care:

(A) Ethical issues involved in care

1Profit over business quality and customer healthcare

2Stakeholder differentiation - others in institutions and domestic customers

3Poor regulatory and compliance standards in India

4Using human as mean to end for profit and gain

5Inadequate oversight and monitoring (a) Exposed offer company gained adequate market share (6) Caudhing sign-contract without principles/moral (7) Weale internal checks and oversight (b) Board of Director failed to detect the anomaly (8) Failure of good corporate governance structure under companies act 2013 (b) Action taken by regulatory authority

1Temporary bay on company operating in domestic market (2) Complete assessment and review of potential conflicting controls (3) Independent investigation under competent authority (4) Central competition commission of India should be involved in overarching reform (5) Build long term plan and standard

1Virtual assessment about leakage point in supply chain (2) Bring responsible personnel responsible and accountable (3) Coordinate with law enforcement agency (4) Stakeholder relationship committee to consult and bring back trust. (5) Overhaul in senior management to bring organisational reform (6) After peer signing of bay, maintaining transparent process and effective governance reduction

Operation procedure by multistakeholder committee (8) regular inspection in similar companies for similar violation (C) [Case of action for company] (1) Virtual assessment about leakage point in supply chain (2) Bring responsible personnel responsible and accountable (3) Coordinate with law enforcement agency (4) Stakeholder relationship committee to consult and bring back trust. (5) Overhaul in senior management to bring organisational reform (6) After peer signing of bay, maintaining transparent process and effective governance reduction

492 words9 paragraphs

Identifies multiple stakeholder groups affected
Attempts to distinguish between merit and demerit aspects
Provides suggestions for institutional improvements
Addresses all three sub-parts (a, b, c) of the question
Identifies specific corporate governance failures
Mentions regulatory bodies (Competition Commission of India)
Discusses accountability and oversight mechanisms
Proposes systemic reforms and transparency measures
Covers crisis management strategies
Mentions multi-stakeholder approach
Addresses need for organizational reforms
Discusses transparency and governance improvements

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Topper

ANKIT JARWAL

AIR 2052025

Subject & Paper

GS4GS2

Topic

Corporate Governance and Business Ethics

Ethics in Business and Consumer Protection

Product Quality, Consumer Deception, and Regulatory Violations

Writing Stats

492

Total words

Paragraphs

analytical

Tone