Sentence examples for corrupt management from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, up to 1,000 workers from a factory in China's northern Hebei province marched in protest over job cuts, corrupt management and inadequate pay.

The coffee and tea industries were in decline because of corrupt management that allowed the state to bleed profits from farmers.

Furthermore, the manufacturing labour force became increasingly angered by the inflated salaries awarded to communist officials and the conduct of a largely naive and corrupt management class that was unfamiliar with international business practices.

Once among the world's largest publishers of English-language newspapers, Lord Black, 61, stepped down as Hollinger International's chief executive in November 2003 and was later ousted as chairman amid allegations of corrupt management practices.

That was followed by the indictment of an Abacha associate, Abubakar Bagudu, in London on April 26 on charges of money laundering, fraud, corrupt management and involvement in a criminal organization.

Nev is high up in the pecking order of menace and threat, and an important part of the gangster power structure to which a weak and corrupt management has effectively devolved control of the prison.

Yet in business, when it is now obvious that shareholder value thinking has corrupted management and has led to the massive extraction of assets and illegal stock price manipulation on a macro-economic scale, society has remained silent too long.

We discuss asymmetric intergroup bullying as one mechanism through which acute intergroup hierarchy in the broader society corrupts management practice and employee interactions, in turn exacerbating economic inequality along group lines.

It is now far easier, he maintains, for top management to run a fraud assuming that the corrupt managers have a sophisticated understanding of their computer systems.

One problem is corrupt club management: a Senate inquiry in 2001 found widespread tax evasion and money laundering.Without professional management, clubs find it hard to pay top wages and players struggle to attract commercial endorsements.

But as far as he is concerned, "the amateur model of corrupt football management has failed".