Duska states that companies are not entities that can demand loyalty because they do not have the moral status of persons, and that "loyalty depends on ties that demand self-sacrifice with no expectation of reward." Do you agree? Why or why not? Should employees see attempts to foster company loyalty (like teamwork) merely as ways to increase company profit? (Optional: Discuss the fact that corporations can legally operate as persons.)

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The Answer of Duska states that companies are not entities that can demand loyalty because they do not have the moral status of persons, and that "loyalty depends on ties that demand self-sacrifice with no expectation of reward." Do you agree? Why or why not? Should employees see attempts to foster company loyalty (like teamwork) merely as ways to increase company profit? (Optional: Discuss the fact that corporations can legally operate as persons.)

Duska States That Companies Are Not Entities That Can Demand