Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Two Example For Mnaicuring And Pedicuring As A Career

Example 1:

Imagine a quiet salon in which the manicurist is sitting doing nothing. A poten.tiaJ client comes in, 1:1equesting a. full Sf!t of penna nen't false najls. On inspection, the lady's nails prove to be unsuUable for the application of this type of nail~ they are extremely short and bitten~ with 'bulbs' of flesh protruding beyond the edge of the nail plate. It would be professional to carry out a cheaper, temporary treatment and allow the cUent's nails titne to grow a little befo-re putting on the more expensive pe.rmanent nails.

Suppose, however, that the manicurist has not taken much money that day, the appointm.en.t book is empty, the temptation to in.ere the takings is too great, and the manicurist does apply the perman t false nails, d_isn.ogarding the long-term interests of her client. V ·at would be· the result of this unethical behaviour?

The clie.nt would go away temporarily happy. However, her n~ extensions would not last very long, so she would rapidly beccltithe unhappy. One of two things would then happen. She might come back and complain, in which case it would cost the mankurist time and money to rectify the situation. The manicurist would also have to work hard to regain the client's trust and confidence in the product1 herself and the salon. Or she might not come back to complain, but she might tell everyone she knew not to go .to that manicurist or salon h-ecg lta~ the standards were so bad. Perhaps this suggests why the manicurist wasn' t busy in the first place.

Example 2:

The mank uri.st is offered a job with a new safon just setting up. Ignoring her ro:ntract of work with h~r employer - standard terms of which are are usually at least one week's notke and an agreement not to work for ~1 t }east one year within one mlle of her previous salon she leaves immediately to go to the new jo:b. What would be the res ult of this unethical behaviour?

Firstly, she would of coursi! risk her former boss suing for breach of contract. Secondly, a salon that poaches staff is not being ethical either, so the chances are that the ma.nicurist would not like the new.