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Isn't that exactly what is required of CEOs and executives? If a company doesn't have liability for upper management, then where's their incentive to not instr
by ndsipa_pomu 3y ago
Isn't that exactly what is required of CEOs and executives?
If a company doesn't have liability for upper management, then where's their incentive to not instruct employees to behave illegally?
- Wolfenstein98k 3y agoInstructing employees to behave illegally is illegal
- ndsipa_pomu 3y agoThat doesn't appear to be well enforced as otherwise companies wouldn't be able to get away (or at least maybe receive a fine at some point) with illegal activity. If a company is illegally dumping chemicals into the water, then there has to have been at least one instance where a higher up instructed employees to do so.