Select all that apply to the question.
which scenarios describe unethical e-mail practices?
a. barry sends a memo to all employees outlining the new procedure for recording sales figures in the database.
b.chris sends out an e-mail to co-workers asking them to sponsor him in a walkathon next month.
c. kayla forwards a customer inquiry to the billing department because it has the information needed to respond to the customer's questions.
d.nick is the office comedian and sends the latest computer jokes out to all the company's employees.
e. nicole has subscribed to several newsletters that are unrelated to her job, using her employee account.

B) Chris sends out an e-mail to co-workers asking them to sponsor him in a walkathon next month.

D) Nick is the office comedian and sends the latest computer jokes out to all the company's employees.

E) Nicole has subscribed to several newsletters that are unrelated to her job, using her employee account.

Explanation:

[email protected]@pp chat groups were created for options B and D, not the company's email accounts. Private requests or jokes should not be sent to your co-workers emails.

Nicole should use her personal email to subscribe to all the newsletters she likes (option E), but not the company's email.

You must remember that whether employees like or not, a lot of employers are controlling how employees use your company's email and even their social media accounts.

Explanation:

The equivalent units of production for conversion costs were:

Ending Inventories:

Work in Process - Eqvivalent units (16000*75%) = 12,000

Finished Goods = 60,000

Add:Units sold during the month =250,000

322,000

Less:

Beginning Inventories:

Work in Process - Eqvivalent units = 0

Finished Goods = 75,000

Equivalent Units of Production = 247,000