This is right on. Considering the dominant (excessively so) role of business in our lives, companies have a civic responsibility to address this madness, not to mention their own fiscal health or even survival. In the case of publicly traded companies, they have a legal obligation to protect shareholders.
This is right on. Considering the dominant (excessively so) role of business in our lives, companies have a civic responsibility to address this madness, not to mention their own fiscal health or even survival. In the case of publicly traded companies, they have a legal obligation to protect shareholders.
If they think it's challenging now to hire and retain people or sell goods and services, imagine if there's the violence the right so craves. Add into this tragic mix the rampage of diseases that the Jim Jordans apparently want to unleash in the name of a demented freedom.
This is right on. Considering the dominant (excessively so) role of business in our lives, companies have a civic responsibility to address this madness, not to mention their own fiscal health or even survival. In the case of publicly traded companies, they have a legal obligation to protect shareholders.
If they think it's challenging now to hire and retain people or sell goods and services, imagine if there's the violence the right so craves. Add into this tragic mix the rampage of diseases that the Jim Jordans apparently want to unleash in the name of a demented freedom.
It's all madness.