This government agency would protect you, by recalling a new medicine by a manufacturer, because of possible drug tampering.

Term used for most business policing themselves by setting an following strict guidelines for maintaining ethics in the workplace.

What can be the consequence if a business violates government regulations?

What did the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Company fire spark the nation to examine?

What is the name of Tony Stark's company?

What agency protects consumers from dangerous or falsely advertised products?

Which Government Agency would be concerned with; Severe Headaches to people living in a certain area being traced to powerful overhead power lines?

A factory that pays poorly, has unsafe working conditions, and treats workers poorly, in violation of the law.

A set of moral principles by which people conduct themselves personally, socially, or professionally.

With their powers combined, what superhero is formed from the elements: Earth, Wind, Water, Fire, and Heart?

A division of the department of Labor that sets and enforces work-related health and safety rules.

A worker who has just gotten sick to his stomach is ordered back to work. Which government agency does this concern?

A federal law requiring that men and women be paid the same wages for doing the same work.

The rules that govern how we do business are known as?

Former mascot for the Electric Company that preached safety around electricity.

A government agency that protects consumers from dangerous or falsely advertised products.

An ingredient in a new fruit drink causes some people to break out in a rash. Which government agency does this concern?

A professional's or company's set of guidelines for upholding ethic behavior is known as?

The obligation to do what is best for the welfare of society.

According to the FDA campaign in association with the FBI, Winner's don't use what?

A federal agency that enforces rules that protect the environment and control pollution.

A product's advertisement in the paper does not tell the truth. Which government agency does this concern?

Give 2 examples of questions that you should ask yourself, when attempting a "questionable act"

When a person uses personal activities or actions to advance his or her career at the expense of another person.

This company was forced to pay out millions through class action law suits, as well as fined by the EPA?