What do you think a business’s reaction would be if the government required its executive officers to submit to an honesty test as a precondition for the company’s getting a government contract? If, in your opinion, the business would object, does it have any moral grounds for subjecting workers to comparable tests?

At Christmas time, holiday shoppers dro p all sorts of things into the Salvation Army’s red kettles:
diamond rings, lottery tickets, casino chips—even Viagra.119 Most people, of course, put in coins and dollar bills. Some years ago, however, one of the Army’s local branches found that money also seemed to be disappearing out of its kettles. Worried about theft by its kettle workers, Army officials sought the assistance of Dr. John Jones, director of research for London House Management Consultants.