Research: The True Cost of Corporate Scandals? Talent. – Harvard Business Review
The traditional way companies think about regulatory penalties is almost entirely financial. Analysts model the balance-sheet impact. Legal teams assess appeal options. Communications drafts a statement. The penalty gets absorbed, the stock recovers, and the organization moves on. The implicit assumption is that the workforce will do the same.
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