Give me a large written essay, being strategic and rational according to the writing prompt. Here is the prompt : You will be writing a paper according to a rubric. I will provide both the rubric, and an outline/ template provided to me by my course instructor which you will follow.

<rubric>3066.1.1 : Ethical Issues in Business

The graduate analyzes ethical and socially responsible courses of action in a given business situation.

3066.1.2 : Ethical Leadership 

The graduate analyzes ethical considerations that shape business leadership.

3066.1.3 : Employment Issues in Business

The graduate applies ethical principles to employment.

3066.1.4 : Environmental Concerns in Business 

The graduate applies ethical principles to environmental concerns confronting business.

3066.1.5 : International Business 

The graduate applies ethical principles to international business.

3066.1.6 : Ethics Programs

The graduate evaluates ethical policies in a given business scenario.

INTRODUCTION
In a complex, multicultural business environment, it is important that business professionals adhere to ethical standards throughout their daily activities. The goal of this course is to introduce you to concepts and guidelines for ethical courses of actions in business. In order to assess your understanding of the material and your ability to apply the required concepts, you will be asked to take on the role of the ethics director for the company in the scenario. You will be asked to design an ethics curriculum for new employees to address the rights and responsibilities of employees and the ethical relationship between employer and employee. You will also be tasked with developing an ethical dilemma for analysis, offering ethical decisions for evaluation, and examining the role of personal values and goals in the workplace.

SCENARIO
You are the ethics officer of a marketing firm. The company prides itself on only engaging in ethical business practices. In order to ensure that all of its employees understand corporate ethical policy, new employees must attend an ethics training as part of the onboarding process. Additionally, every employee must attend an annual ethics training. These ethical training programs are developed by the marketing firm’s ethics officer (you), the marketing firm’s human resources (HR) director, and an outside consulting firm.



In a joint development session, the team works through the training development materials that will be presented at this year’s two-day ethics training session. This year, the focus is on two primary topics: employees’ rights and responsibilities in the workplace and employer’s ethical responsibilities toward employees. In addition, hypothetical ethical scenarios are developed to evaluate the employees’ understanding of company ethical standards, general ethical decision-making, and desired courses of action.

REQUIREMENTS
Your submission must be your original work. No more than a combined total of 30% of the submission and no more than a 10% match to any one individual source can be directly quoted or closely paraphrased from sources, even if cited correctly. An originality report is provided when you submit your task that can be used as a guide.



You must use the rubric to direct the creation of your submission because it provides detailed criteria that will be used to evaluate your work. Each requirement below may be evaluated by more than one rubric aspect. The rubric aspect titles may contain hyperlinks to relevant portions of the course.



A.  Take on the role of the ethics officer in the scenario and address the following:

1.  Describe three rights and responsibilities of employees based on the scenario.

2.  Evaluate two ethical responsibilities of the employer within the context of the employer/employee relationship described in the scenario.

3.  Develop one ethical business dilemma that can be used to demonstrate employee understanding of the company’s ethical standards.

4.  Evaluate the dilemma from part A3 from a utilitarian and relativistic perspective.

5.  Describe two common ethical decisions that reflect corporate ethics and responsibilities that employees can face while working in a corporate setting.


Note: These should be different from the ethical business dilemma in part A3.


6.  Explain why each  ethical decision in part A5 presents an ethical dilemma and how an individual might justify unethical behavior (e.g., common excuses).


B.  Acknowledge sources, using in-text citations and references, for content that is quoted, paraphrased, or summarized.


C.  Demonstrate professional communication in the content and presentation of your submission.

File Restrictions</rubric>



<template>A1.  Employees’ Rights and Responsibilities
To meet competency: The 3 described rights and responsibilities of employees are accurate, clear, and plausible.
Tips!
Identify 3 rights and responsibilities (3 total, not 3 each) AND explain why each is important or significant.
Note that the duties do not have to relate to the hypothetical.

A2. Employers’ Ethical Responsibilities
To meet competency: The evaluation accurately describes 2 ethical responsibilities of the employer within the context of the employer/employee relationship described in the scenario. The evaluation is well reasoned and clear.
Tips!
Consider ethical duties an employer owes to an employee.  
Note that the duties do not have to relate to the hypothetical.

A3.  Ethical Business Dilemma
To meet competency: The ethical business dilemma is plausible, is relevant, and will demonstrate employee understanding of the company’s ethical standards. This understanding includes how the dilemma affects the company’s ethical standards.
Tips!
An ethical dilemma in business is defined as a decision-making situation where employees or stakeholders are provided with various options that may violate industry or organizational moral and ethical standards.
For something to be a dilemma, there must be a choice involved. For example, do I report my boss for harassment or not? Once that choice has been made, it is now a decision.
Reflect on your work/professional experience. What ethical dilemmas have you witnessed at place(s) of work that you can describe here? 
Describe one ethical business dilemma, and discuss the possible choices that could be made to resolve the dilemma.
Explain how the dilemma affects the company’s ethical standards. 

A4.  Ethical Business Dilemma: Evaluation 
To meet competency: The evaluation includes both a utilitarian and relativistic perspective. The evaluation is both logical and clear.
Tips!
First, define the theories of utilitarianism and relativism. then, apply each theory to the dilemma you describe in A3. Imagine the employee is a utilitarian: how would the employee view the dilemma? Imagine the employee or employer is a relativist: how would the employee or employer view the dilemma?
A5.  Ethical Decisions Employer and employee perspective
To meet competency: The description of 2 common ethical decisions is plausible and aligns with corporate ethics and responsibilities.
Tips!
An ethical decision in business is defined as a strategy that prioritizes moral principles as a set of standards, rather than economic considerations, for making business decisions. For something to be a decision, a choice must have been made.
Describe two (2) work scenarios with an ethical decision for each. 
Discuss how the decision or action aligns with corporate policies or standards.
DO NOT USE THE SAME DILEMMA AS IN A3 ABOVE. 

A6.  Ethical Decisions: Explanation 
To meet competency: The explanation addresses why each decision is an ethical dilemma and provides common justifications of unethical behavior. The explanation is well reasoned and plausible.
Tips!
Your discussion here must be based on the two examples from A5.  For each scenario in A5, discuss how the employee might justify (rationalize or defend) his or her unethical behavior or decision.</template>