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No. That would negatively impact all the employees that had no input or knowledge. Punish the decision makers and the ones who knew about it.
by Arg0naut 9y ago
No.
That would negatively impact all the employees that had no input or knowledge.
Punish the decision makers and the ones who knew about it.
- tmnvix 9y ago> Punish the decision makers and the ones who knew about it. I agree. Though I think there is also a case to be made for punishing further up the 'chain of responsibility' - ultimately including the shareholders (who were punished by the market - and rightly so).
- watwut 9y agoAll of them benefited from cheating exactly the same way they would be "punished" now. If we don't punish institution itself, companies are motivated to hire and promote the people ok with small risk of jail in exchange of money and status. Which is exactly what is happening.