Business, 16.09.2019 18:30 mhill32

In april 2015 the company ended up laying off 37% of its 3,900 employees while also furloughing 1,400 more. if the justification was that a "cost-benefit" analysis shows the company’s bottom line will be improved in the short run, which approach to deciding ethical dilemmas has been utilized?

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