The title says it all. A very insightful article by Jim Noertz who is a compliance director at Bausch and Lomb, and has global responsibility for developing, evaluating and supporting the company’s compliance and ethics programs.
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The detachment of stockholders from the repercussions of corporate decisions are a large issue in how corporations behave. When push comes to shove many corporate executives will do whatever is necessary to please shareholders regardless of the impact to the community.
Some Corps will bow down to the share holders others will do so in a more ethical approach. Business are here to make money. What has been lost in this Country is ethics and education. Its not the free market or capitalism its the fact that the Liberal mentality has bummed down our school system because everyone feelings will be hurt if one student doesn’t understand a lesson. Answer don’t teach.