If employers truly want equitable work arrangements, they should consider paying staff for the extra time they work – or, better yet, building and enforcing a culture in which overtime is an absolute last resort.
After all, the longstanding conviction that a centralized workplace is essential to enforcing corporate culture, loyalty and hard work has been behind big real estate investments in corporate campuses and towering headquarters buildings.
Finally, Apple creates buy-in from the team by enforcing company culture.
And if a country as notoriously competent at enforcing both culture and habit can't create attitude change, how will we?
But those making excuses for him, enforcing a culture where blatant racism goes unchallenged, are as much a part of the problem as he is.
They call it hedging, they call it market making, but it's really something else... Volcker would give regulators examination and enforcement tools to enforce that culture change".
It is, quite literally, to enforce a "culture of dependency".
The stated aim was to enforce a culture change in the financial sector and to raise £500m.
Just as interesting, children typically stood idly by and watched the mistreatment of their classmates — apparently, the inclination and ability to protect one another and to enforce a culture of tolerance does not come naturally.
Mr. Bo is mostly identified as the charismatic darling of China's new left, the intellectuals and policy wonks who argue that China should use state power to assure social equality and enforce a culture of moral purity and nationalism.
The departure of Mr. Maughan, whose responsibility for the Japan operations was less direct, underscores the depth to which Mr. Prince is willing to burrow into Citigroup's executive suite in his drive to enforce a culture of accountability at the sprawling financial institution.
