Bosses are more likely to overlook their staff’s questionable morals if they are high performers, new research shows.
A Baylor University study published in Personnel Psychology titled "I Don't Want to be Near You, Unless…: The Interactive Effect of Unethical Behavior and Performance onto Workplace Ostracism" sought to identify why unethical work behaviours are sometimes accepted and sometimes rejected.
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