There are fourteen ethical principles, but here are a few of them: the categorical imperative, conventionalist ethics, the disclosure rule, the end-means ethic, the golden rule, the intuition ethic, the might-equals-right ethic, and the organization ethics. The organization ethic is to be loyal to the organization. This indicates the wills and needs of individuals that are subordinate to the overall welfare of the organization. For example, I work at Primrose Retirement Community and we give the best service and respect to our residents every single day. I have to make sure that the residents are pleased with their meals if they need anything; I’m more than willing to make sure their needs are achieved. The golden rule is known as do to others