Describe two possible ethical issues that Sustainable Goods could face based on cultural differences that might lead to unethical employee behavior and how to mitigate the risk of each.

What first comes to mind when you hear the term sustainability? Do you envision a family living off the land in Alaska? As more organizations embrace corporate social responsibility (CSR), more evidence is available to support the belief that there can be a business case for sustainability. But what has the research shown?

After completing the module’s reading and watching the video, complete the tasks below.

Complete the following:
Describe two possible ethical issues that Sustainable Goods (company from your Final Project) could face based on cultural differences that might lead to unethical employee behavior and how to mitigate the risk of each.
Analyze the United Kingdom and Kenya. State at the top three reasons that there would NOT be a business case for sustainability in each of these countries (you need three reasons for each country). Support your analysis with scholarly evidence. This is an opportunity for you to conduct a counter-thesis analysis and help mitigate the likelihood of a biased analysis of your two countries.
How would you measure how sustainable your company Sustainable Goods business practices are? Cite at least three measures that you would use and how you would collect the data (what data and how often you would collect it).