Which scenario depicts an ethical workplace practice by a business owner

This question is incomplete; the full one is the following:

Which scenario depicts an ethical workplace practice by a business owner?

a. sharing personal information of its employees with marketing agencies

b. sharing statutory personal information of its employees with law agencies

c. sharing internet browsing details of an employee with other employees

d. blaming human errors on technology bugs

e. allowing employees to make errors

The correct answer is letter "e. allowing employees to make errors".

Explanation:

Letter "e" is the most reasonable answer in terms of ethics, whether because it is conscious about human conditions and the possibility of always making mistakes, whether because it shows that a business owner has to think carefully about his/her employees. All the other options do not apply to the question because they are not ethical at all; all of them depict a business owner as someone who is intrusive and disrespectful, therefore, the last option is the most ethical among all the others.

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