Question: Part B - Application of GVV Framework

In this group task you will work with the same group members as for Assessment 2 - Part A. This task requires your group to consider an ethical dilemma that emerges at a workplace of your choosing. This workplace may be based on one of the companies analysed in Assessment 2 - Part A, another workplace or company with which you are familiar or a fictional workplace developed by your group. As a group, you are required to:

1. Write a fictional scenario that describes the emergence an ethical/moral dilemma for stakeholders in a workplace of your choosing;

2. Develop a script in which the central character in this scenario applies the Giving Voice to Values framework to the give voice to his/her values;

3. Present your script to the class as a role play.

1. Scenario Development: Develop a fictional scenario that outlines the emergence of an ethical dilemma in a workplace of your choosing.

This scenario should be written as a narrative piece of writing, similar in format and style to the GVV/Babson scenarios. Your scenario should describe a possible workplace situation that illustrates the emergence of this dilemma as a values conflict for one or more people. It should introduce the key stakeholders & characters, the key facts and the background information that has led to this issue.
Please discuss your scenario/workplace/ethical dilemma with your lecturer to ensure it is suitable for this task before you proceed with the development of your script.

2. Script Development: Your group is required to develop a script in which the central character in your scenario applies the Giving Voice to Values framework in response to the values conflict or ethical dilemma identified in your scenario. Your script should include evidence that you have addressed the following questions:

• What is the ethical dilemma/values conflict presented in your scenario?

• Who are the stakeholders and what is at stake for the key parties (including those who disagree with you)?

• What are the main arguments you are trying to counter? That is, what are the reasons and rationalizations you need to address?

• What levers/arguments could you use to counter the reasons and rationalisations, to influence those with whom you disagree?

• What is your most powerful and persuasive response to the reasons and rationalizations you need to address? To whom should the arguments be made? When and in what context?

3. Script Presentation to Class: Your group then needs to present this script to the class as a group role play. The presentation of the script should be clear and enable the audience to engage with the issues. All group members must be meaningfully included. Creativity and expression is encouraged.