Recently, a Manager at a Grocery Store Voiced Concerns That

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Recently, a manager at a grocery store voiced concerns that the higher-ups have set completely unrealistic goals that the store can in no way achieve this year. This manager fears that the pressure of trying to succeed may lead some employees to make unethical decisions in order to achieve the unrealistic goals. Management and employees are evaluated on their abilities to meet these goals. Which of the following is an example that is indicative of ethical behavior that might be employed by someone to meet sales goals?

A) A cashier has been asking customers to round up their totals to give the excess funds to a charity.
B) A manager has been asking the employees to work extra hours without clocking in to increase revenue and decrease labor costs.
C) Cashiers have been encouraged to ask customers if they would like to sign up for a store credit card.
D) Management has approved a new customer incentive program where customers will receive a discount coupon for a future visit by spending a certain amount today.