Leadership
Philandering CEOs are finally getting fired. Good. – Beth Kowitt
Having a romantic relationship with an employee didn’t used to be a fireable offense for CEOs.
In recent years, corporate boards have become less tolerant of CEOs engaging in office relationships, viewing them as potential indicators of broader ethical issues. Norfolk Southern's recent dismissal of CEO Alan Shaw for a consensual affair with a subordinate exemplifies this shift.
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By Beth Kowitt
Having a romantic relationship with an employee didn't used to be a fireable offense for CEOs.
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