Please describe some ethical decisions that your company has had to make recently. Recently, Greenpeace was notified that Nike was going to give up a toxic plastic called PVC, which all sorts of major companies were claiming was vital to their production and could not be given up. So Greenpeace had to decide whether to publicize this decision even though Nike wanted to keep it quiet or to respect Nike's wishes. Greenpeace decided that this news was too big to keep covered up so they made sure all huge corporations such as Fisher Price were notified that Nike, a global corporation, was giving up this toxic polluting chemical plastic that other companies dubbed essential. They believe that everyone is responsible for their own ethics.
All decisions are open to question.
However, there is a hierarchy structure that has the overall say. So even though average workers for Greenpeace may make suggestions for the organization, the international boards and committees make the final decisions. Their decisions are backed up by facts. Each national office is governed by a national board which appoints a representative, called a trustee, to Council. He doesn't have any children, however, if he did he would tell them that everyone should make their own ethical decisions.