Discuss the consequences of ethical misconduct. Note: please refer to the attached photo/lesson. THE EFFECTS OF ETHICAL MISCONDUCTService organizations should stress the importance of ethical conduct by employees for severalreasons.Personal Effects1. In terms of social responsibility, service organizations should be required to act in amanner that is in the best interest of society.2. Employees forced to deal with ethical issues on a continuing basis frequently suffer fromjob related tension, frustration, anxiety, ineffective performance, turnover intentions, andlower job satisfaction.Organizational Effects1. Customer dissatisfaction (loss of sales)2. Unfavorable word-of-mouth publicity for the organization3. A negative public image for the entire industry

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