If you are interested in business ethics, this documentary will fascinate you. It allows us to understand an unpleasant social reality: despite great virtuous declarations on the responsibility of companies, they never really work responsibly, unless forced to do so by regulatory standards. And if a company is caught doing something wrong, it instead tries to remain opaque, to hide the story, to deny more or less weakly the anomalies that it is accused of. The CEO swears that his teams are trying to “advance the subject” but no one (at least, no viewer) is fooled. But if no standard obliges him to act, the boss is within his rights. This deadly immobility is not the prerogative of the private sector. In this case, it is the RATP, a public establishment with a mission of general interest.
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