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Message: [QUOTE="Ari Gold, post: 2189024, member: 1917"] Bad publicity really isn't the key thing to compare here, it's value. An ordinary employee's primary role is to help make the company money, and they don't do that when they get bad press, hence they are fired. A footballer's primary role is to win premierships. This aim isn't affected by bad publicity the same way an ordinary employee's goal would be, hence they stay. Comparing an ordinary employee isn't really the same because they don't hold the same relative importance to their organization's goal as what NRL players do. If Steve Jobs etc. ever got done for drink driving or whatever, nobody would ever dream of firing him because he's far too valuable to the organization and it's goals. Ditto for a lot of footballers. [/QUOTE]

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