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Democratising the corporate world : Comments
By Ken McKay, published 22/9/2009Corporate ethics: we urgently need to bring industrial democracy to corporate Australia.
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Col,
So who's the hypocrite then? You've said on various occasions that you prefer order over disorder. If the Law of the Sea outcome is not an example of legislating for international order on the high seas, then what is it? It's a lot more than a statue, my friend.
But, I know there's really a deeper agenda on your part - it is to promulgate the myth that public service = bad while entrepreneurship = good. What garbage on so many levels.
Firstly, there are as many good workers in the PS as there are in private enterprise. And it wouldn't suprise me if the proportions of each are roughly the same too. What this means is that a core of good workers keep PS agencies viable. They tend to carry the weight of others who don't - whether that's fair is another issue that I won't go into here. And these divisions are replicated in the private sector.
What your real agenda is, is to con people into following your particular career choice - or even better, to try to emulate it but fail - so that you have more power and effectively have more people working for your commercial interests without empowering them to the point where they knock you off your perch. It's purely a case of self interest and keeping the hacks in their place.