We spend more time at work than we do with our families. Must we be brand ambassadors too? Josh Bornstein

The phenomenon of ethics-washing reveals the superficial nature of corporate commitments to social betterment while the real actions can be ruthlessly punitive.

Corporations, fearing backlash from social media-driven criticism, frequently sacrifice employees over minor infractions, sending a chilling message about individual expression.

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