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> And maybe the most extraordinary part of this was that ... the CEO of the company issued an apology The CEO should go to jail. If we started putting CEOs in
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 4y ago
> And maybe the most extraordinary part of this was that ... the CEO of the company issued an apology
The CEO should go to jail. If we started putting CEOs in prison for these violations, it would do wonders to improve compliance. And I am sure that you could find lots of people willing to get paid millions to not violate the law. After all, I avoid violating the law and I get paid a lot less.
- hezralig 4y agoThe US is really a bunch of corporations in a trenchcoat. Each year, my faith that the executive class will see meaningful prosecution in cases such as this diminishes. I see it similarly to asking the police to investigate themselves for negligence.
- landemva 4y agoIf we won't jail CEO and BoD, a snitch reward would fix much of this abuse. It could be funded privately.