The dust has settled, and in 2001-2002, the corporate scandals in the rearview mirror for most executives and managers. However, there is still upward trend in white-collar crime, which could negatively affect everything from the confidence of investors, the shareholder confusion, to the extent that public opinion and the social responsibility of the company's reputation. We believe that a formal condemnation of the sanctions is added into the traditional options penalty fines and prison sentences for convicted white-collar offenders. Verdict judges, courts, legislatures, convicted criminals and the public have little idea about curbing the influence, if any, shame sanctions. This article attempts to find out that shame sanctions, why white-collar staff to become more familiar with an array of shaming punishments are used, and as a condemnation of the sanctions used to combat white-collar offenders. "Hide
by John M. Ivancevich, Robert Konopaske, Jacqueline A. Gilbert Source: Business Horizons 10 pages. Publication Date: September 15, 2008. Prod. #: BH292-PDF-ENG
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