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In the Reaching Beyond our Borders box titled,"Ethical Culture Clash",the story demonstrates the many ethical similarities between North and South American business.This is fortunate for Motorola and other large electronics firms who do business south of the U.S.border.They can depend on their subsidiary firms to have no problems when implementing U.S.company employee policies.
The Motorola story demonstrates how one company's belief that their employee policies are reasonable may not span continents and across borders.The employee wanted the same housing allowance as other employees who live and work in South America,but did not want to spend the entire housing allowance on his living quarters,as stipulated by the employer,Motorola.
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