Discipline

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  • This principle states that for organisations to run smoothly and efficiently there should be a structure of rules and philosophies that everyone should meet. Breaking and bending of these rules should not be tolerated and should be met with a penalty.

  • In Chelsea Football Club in 2021 striker Romelu Lukakuwas fined £325,000 by the club for doing an interview for Sky Italia where he criticised the club as a result for this the club fined him for a breach of discipline.

  • I believe that rules and discipline are crucial in companies as it gives a company's workers structure and decorum. They also create an efficient work environment.


George


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