Corporate social responsibility and business ethics have become a part of focus for companies today. In the current corporate world, it is a daunting to operate businesses because misconduct has alerted the public attention and government regulation to encourage more tolerable commerce. Business ethics are standards that would determine an organization’s acceptable conduct (John & Jordan, 2008). It can be ascertained that businesses should not only be concerned about profits alone, but also focus on their social implications and ethical conducts in the areas, which they operate. The use of drugs within the company’s premises is unethical as per our code of conduct. As a manager, I was presented with a case in which one of the employees was alleged to have been smoking during work. At first, I was compelled to confront the employee. In this case, my level of comfort in dealing with the ethical issue was worse as I was infuriated with the case. I was in a dilemma of whether to fire the employee or recommend him to seek help. After a critical review of the case, I thought it would be rational for me to offer guidance to the employee before he would seek assistance (John & Jordan, 2008). I explained to him about the dangers of drug abuse and how that would negatively affect his professionalism. General Motors Company has continually strived to take initiatives to protecting natural resources, human health, and the global and local environment. In this regard, it has been rated highly in environmental sustainability as it’s committed to protect and restore the environment. However, it can improve further such commitments through reducing pollution by manufacturing environmentally friendly car models. The company should also educate the public about the significance of environmental protection. The rationale is that such measures would create awareness among