bring in our man on wall street and scored against what do investors make of much of the work force of a global company just walking off the job. now well i mean we see overall a pretty tight labor market and we also see a fight for talent specially in the id industry also a wall street is on the hunt more and more for. people meaning that employees at a company like google do have certain leverage and it s not the first controversy that receiving receive google and this is a year earlier they had to pull back from a contract with the pentagon where actually some google employees have left and then there s all the controversy about a possible censored search engine for the chinese market to where also employees have actually said that they re not happy with this development either soul all of
aid organizations, with seemingly spotless records. let sen really clear here. a lot of your viewers are good people who have put their hands in their pockets, donate money to charity and will be feeling sick to the stomach to think that their money is going to fund pedophilia or sexual abuse, and it is. how can oxfam possibly say that they took serious and immediate action but didn t tell the police? didn t ask for an investigation, either in haiti or in the united kingdom. oxfam are right to say that it was not proved that any of the prostitutes were underage, but it wasn t disproved that they were underage either. so british crime authorities should have a close investigation. but there is a bigger issue here. we know in the aid industry that we, and i m a former aid worker, have the responsibility to look after people on the ground. we are sent there to help. there is a higher than normal obligation on us. and what this should be is a warning to all charities, and
worked with, it is important to point out, there are many good men and women doing good work around the world. that s right. but this report certainly makes one take pause. when you went out to write on this, you compared this to what you saw happening in the catholic church. that s indeed. when i was a young lawyer i acted on some of the catholic church insurance in the 1990s. the catholic church litigation. and i have to say, a lot of the responses are very similar. minimize, deny, shoot the messenger. but i understand that. for many catholics in the 1970s and 80s, it was very difficult for them to understand that this child abuse was happening in the organization that they loved and worked for. and many aid workers are finding it very difficult to comprehend that a number of people that they work with, that are their friends are actually committing these heinous acts. the vast majority of aid workers are doing great, vital and very important work. but the truth is, unless we
congress helps, which gives huge leverage over the aid industry to these quality measures. basically, you d get more out of your pell grant if you went to a high-value college than if you went to one where we weren t able to verify they were giving good education. this is much like the problem you cover on the health care system. it s obama care for higher education. don t call it that. obama education. you just blew it. no, but that s the problem. how do you guarantee in these kind of private systems by and large. the government is subsidizing. medicare subsidize health care to a large degree. yet, there are no you know, there s no guarantee outcomes. there s no way of measuring. if you start doing that, often what you find from the right is leave my medicare alone. we already see on the right this whole bug a boo about the federal government getting more