Originally posted by dork3d:He should, why not? Afterall he gets the fattest package and wage, let him shoulder all the answers should anything crops up...![]()
Originally posted by king108:Any chances or practise that can allow CEO to choose not to know?
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Well, he can exercise his rights on "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil"..Originally posted by king108:What I meant was can he be given the right to exercise selective knowing and no knowing..
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Originally posted by dork3d:Well, he can exercise his rights on "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil"..![]()
Originally posted by dork3d:Well, he can exercise his rights on "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil"..![]()
Well, doubt our law would allow that, the NKF saga already taught many corporates the importance of corporate governences...Originally posted by king108:Our corporate law allowed that?
Originally posted by dork3d:Well, doubt our law would allow that, the NKF saga already taught many corporates the importance of corporate governences...
Any legal or lawyer can advise us on some legal term of a corporation so that future we can prevent ourself from making mistake unknowingly.. Appreciate.Originally posted by king108:Our corporate law allowed that?