Who can go against CEO in the wrong decision made in planning process?

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Question ajoutée par P A Cariappa Appaiah , back office executive , Inspire Hond
Date de publication: 2016/10/15

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par DHRUBOJYOTI CHAKRAVORTY , Assistant Vice President Operations , Barclays

Every passionate employee.... At least I would do. As long as you are ready for the consequences.

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par Elias Amin Badra , Managing Partner , HELLENIX - INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ADVISORS, Greece

Legally and officially, a CEO is exposed and liable for his/her decisions; therefore the board of directors, investors, the state or anyone inflicted by the decision could file a law suit against a CEO, providing that there are legal grounds for such. Claims of general ethics could hardly stand in court as the CEO could justify his/her intentions for a given decision.

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