ASSESSMENT BRIEF___________________________________________________ Subject Title Subject CodeAssessment TitleEthics, Sustainability and Profit MGT301AAssessment One – Individual Report Graduate...

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ASSESSMENT BRIEF___________________________________________________ Subject Title Subject CodeAssessment TitleEthics, Sustainability and Profit MGT301AAssessment One – Individual Report Graduate Capabilities ▪ Capable of implementing sustainable work practices.▪ Innovative, ethical and critical thinkers with highly developedleadership and problem-solving skills.▪ Effective communicators of knowledge and ideas within and across professional and cultural boundaries.▪ Work ready with the intellectual rigour to make effective contributions to their discipline and/or profession.▪ Able to work collaboratively within and across teams. Learning Outcome/sAssessment Type WeightingWord CountDue Day Submission Typea) Assess the relationship between ethics, sustainability and profit. b) Evaluate diverse moral and ethical issues in a strategic capacity.Individual Report 30%1,500Week 5 – deadline for submission 11.55 pm Sunday 18th October 2020Turnitin ☒ Format / Layout of AssessmentReport:ICMS Cover Page Table of Contents Executive Summary Introduction Findings Conclusion Recommendations Reference List Appendices ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒Page 1 of 3
ASSESSMENT BRIEF___________________________________________________ Assessment Instructions This is an Individual Assessment for each individual team member and is designed to assess your progress in developing the ability to conduct a Situation Analysis on the Business Sustainability Goals of the organisation chosen by the group.Student will submit a Situation Analysis Report focused on Ethics of the following Business Sustainability Goals of the chosen organisation (AfterPay) –▪ EthicsThe Report must include evidence of research to substantiate your conclusions and recommendations.DeliverablesIndividual students are required to submit their written Report of no more than 1,500 words to Turnitin in Week 5.Important InstructionsThis Assessment is to be completed by individual students and contributes 30% to the final grade for this course.The word count limit is 1,500 words (plus or minus 10%), excluding Executive Summary, References and Appendices.Times New Roman 12 point font and 1.5 line spacing.APA referencing.Header to contain student names and identifier numbers only. Footer to contain page number only.Plagiarism Declaration signed and attached as cover page.Refer to and comply with, all the relevant requirements for a Business Report as listed in the ICMS Style Guide and particularly note the penalties that apply to non-compliance with the word count limit and late submission.Readings for the Assessment Recommended readings as nominated in the Moodle weekly subject blocks.
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Running Head: BUSINESS ETHICS     
BUSINESS ETHICS     
ETHICAL CONSIDERATION OF AFTERPAY
Executive Summary
Ethical practice is considered as the backbone for the company, because that will ensure that company operates on the right track for the sustainable growth. There are certain activities by co
mpanies which creates a sense of perception that they are engaged in unfair practice, however, it is later observed that the nature of activities feels like that the companies are engaged in irregularities. In this article the discussion is done on the activities done by Afterpay and the ethical activities followed by them.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary    2
Introduction    4
Overview of the Company    4
Ethical Practice by Financial Institutions (Afterpay)    5
Business Practice and Code of Conduct of Afterpay    6
Recommendations    6
Conclusion    7
References    8
Introduction
Ethics is one of the most important factors, which every company must follow in order to ensure sustainable growth for the organization. Business ethics ensures integrity among their employees and gain trust from the stakeholders and customers, which is an important aspect of the success of the business. In this article a detailed discussion is done on the Afterpay Limited, which is an Australian financial technology provides the opportunity to buy now and pay later system to the shoppers. It has collaboration with both online and offline models, and the payment is done in four equal repayments. The ethical analysis of the business model is done along with the sustainability in the Australian market, and also the code of business ethics directed by the Australian Government.
Overview of the Company
Afterpay started their operation in the year 2015, with the business establishments in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United States and United Kingdom. The company has a total revenue of AUD 251.6 million by June 2019, with around 7.3 million users, which can prove the acceptability of this concept (Afterpay, 2021). The founders of the company have started this concept in order to empower the customers with the access to the things they want and they need, which helps them to maintain their financial wellness and control by splitting their payments over an item. However, in the news published at ABC news (January 29, 2020) regarding the use of Afterpay service is that many users or customers will get attracted to buy unnecessarily out of impulse even without having no money at the moment and uncertainty of having it in future. The business operating under this kind of scheme needs to comply with the Australian Ethical Charter, which states that any investment must be avoided that is considered unnecessary to attract people into any kind of financial over commitment. Hedges et al. (2017), have added that ASIC has discovered that the there is a potential risk over certain arrangements, that can increase the amount of debt held by the customers and that contribute towards the financial over commitment. This situation can cause consumers to miss their repayments, they may suffer financial stress and they could experience difficulties in purchasing essential goods and commodities. It has been observed that one in six in the Afterpay service, which is more than 300,000 people had experienced the negative impacts of wither one of them, such as overdrawn bank account, delayed in payment of bills, or they are being forced to borrow some additional amount of money from different sources, which...
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