Although those who speak up, even internally, are sometimes viewed as someone who is disloyal, or not a team player. This is an issue that organizations need to regulate …show more content…
This case had a number of notable problems encountered by a nonprofit organization that is being backed by a branch of government, specifically containing the control of governmental leaders and policies. The study ask questions about the choices available to nonprofit managers when your boss is the one being unethical, what do you do? Do you stay with them or do you do something about it? What is even the right thing to do? All choices can lead to a risk or reward, it’s a matter of what you stand for, value and view as being ethical. Even if it leads the organization down a dark road, there can be light at the end of the tunnel that can open new doors and