Trickle Down Deviancy

About the Book

The right to partake of capitalism is exactly what our United States Consti tuti on is referring to as being the ‘pursuit of happiness.’ If you or any person so chooses to apply yourself, study and learn, and acquire useable and salable knowledge, skills, and abiliti es—and then apply these towards the economic good of a company/business/corporation—you just might become ‘greedy and rich.’ Does relying upon our own self-motivation and self-determination means that we are greedy? Does working many hours of mandatory overtime at our chosen career mean that we are overly self-seeking? The answer to these questions and many more are all within

About the Author

A life-long avocation of Christian youth ministry and teaching led to the acquisition of a late-in-life Bachelors degree in Management from Ottawa University of Kansas. This soon matriculated into a Masters degree in Management/Leadership from Webster University; soon followed by a Masters degree in Human Resources Management, also from Webster University. With over forty years of work in the unionized sector, both private and public, it is only appropriate to write about that which is seen every day.