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White Collar Crime

On listening to the first of three programmes on R4 on white collar
crime, I realised how it will be interesting to see how much the
programme highlights the following point.

I have worked and know of companies where there exists a culture of
cheating the public.  For example, we all know how BT attempt to
conceal conditions and charges; we all know how British Gas have tried
to trick people into signing contracts; we have all heard of companies
such as Virgin, Bitish Airways and many rail Companies who have mis-
sold or made bogus claims about their 'products'.  More recently, we
know of how most banks have been involved in widespread fraud and
deception at every level of their business.

With all the above in mind, would it really be any surprise to anyone,
that individuals who work within crooked companies, being surrounded
by a culture of deception, would not also occasionally become corrupt
for their own endss rather than just for the benefit of the company.
Surely it is the same as living in a crooked family - the example of a
parent is critical, if you see dad regularly cheating, you are more
likely to grow into his image than if your dad always worked from a
sound ethical position.

Dodgy companies must be more likely to attract or create dodgy staff.

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