Managerial Accountability

[phxmxdog]

OK, so someone walks off with $500k in assets. They get caught by the FBI, not our own. Is this about the most egregious example of inept management ever? Where is the oversight? Where is the discipline? Any policy changes? Were any policies broken? By the company's reaction, I guess not. Is this simply acceptable? Is this indicative of deeper managerial issues? Any thoughts? :unsure:

 

[freedom]

WELL??? what's the scoop ? DISH BABY DISH!!!

 

[bigbusdrvr]

That is about as apecific as mud??? Who ran off with what??

 

[SS255]

I think this thread is going to have a very short shelf-life. 🙄

 

[N903AW]

I have no idea of what the OP is talking about, unless specifics are given. That being said, please remember that the Code of Ethics at US Airways only applies to the rank and file and has never applied to anyone in Management.

 

[phxmxdog]

I have no idea of what the OP is talking about, unless specifics are given. That being said, please remember that the Code of Ethics at US Airways only applies to the rank and file and has never applied to anyone in Management.

http://investing.businessweek.com/research...&ric=EBAY.O

This is the remnants of the news. I'm sure those in PIT can fill in the rest.

 

[ChockJockey]

This is the remnants of the news. I'm sure those in PIT can fill in the rest.

Mechanic steals parts. Mechanic gets caught.

I'd say this is more about a morally-bankrupt employee than it is about an inept manager, but I'd like to hear your reasoning.

 

[Edward]

I think this thread is going to have a very short shelf-life. 🙄

You are correct.