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It is still good to place (organizational) blame and fines on such a thing, otherwise it's financially the most attractive option to take inappropriate risks.
by dtech 4y ago
It is still good to place (organizational) blame and fines on such a thing, otherwise it's financially the most attractive option to take inappropriate risks.
- ChrisMarshallNY 4y agoA lot of corporations actually budget for fines. People can really suck. It may be a corporation, doing the crime, but an individual made the decision to do it. I remember a DJ, in Washington DC, talking about parking fines. Parking in DC is expensive, with monthly passes, costing hundreds of dollars a month. His reasoning was that he parked illegally in lots around the studio, and occasionally got tickets, that he paid without issue, and it cost him far less than getting a pass. I assume these were not “tow away” lots.
- sokoloff 4y agoIn college, a resident parking violation in Cambridge was $10, while garage parking in Harvard Sq was $12 or more. Going out to dinner in the area, using the stochastic parking “garage” was the obvious choice.
- ravi-delia 4y agoI mean, obviously that just means the fine isn't high enough. If it's within fine budget range rather than fine insurance, that's your problem right there.