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Most employers are also employees. What a given middle manager thinks may not be the same as what their manager thinks, or their employees think. Corporations
by iso1210 6y ago
Most employers are also employees. What a given middle manager thinks may not be the same as what their manager thinks, or their employees think.
Corporations may be legal 'person', but they don't have individual thoughts
- ghaff 6y agoNo. Corporations are not legal persons. They have certain legal rights, and don't have others, that align with the legal rights that people have. Some of those (freedom of speech->freedom to make donations) are more controversial than others (sign a contract).
- iso1210 6y agoNone of those things are done by a corporation, they're done by employees of the corporation - be it the janitor or the CEO.
- ghaff 6y agoWhen a corporation signs a contract, it's a contract with the corporation not with the CFO or whoever, i.e. it doesn't follow the CFO if they take a new job. Similarly, a press release is a statement by the company, not whichever PR person wrote it or the lawyer who approved it.
- iso1210 6y agoIt's irellevent. The corporation doesn't decide to sign a contract, or to tell people to work from office or work from home, employees of the corporation decide to to that act.