CEOs who jump the vaccine queue by travelling should not have to be told it’s wrong, says LA&PS Professor Richard Leblanc
When the head of the fund managing Canada Pension Plan investments travelled outside Canada and received a COVID-19 vaccination − despite a federal government advisory against non-essential travel − he came under fire and a new CEO was appointed. Companies have created policies in response to such incidents, but CEOs really shouldn’t have to be told not to do this kind of thing, Professor Richard Leblanc, of LA&PS’ School of Administrative Studies, told The Toronto Star. Here is the article: