A company's environmental policy typically has a profound impact upon its standing in the community. There are legal regulations, with stiff penalties attached, which compel managers to ensure that any waste products are disposed of without contaminating the air or water supplies. In addition, employees can be educated about the inevitable commercial and social benefits of recycling paper and other substances produced as by-products of the manufacturing process. One popular method for gaining staff co-operation is the internal incentive scheme. These often target teams rather than individuals, since the interdependence of staff organising any reprocessing, masks the importance of a given player's role.
Question: Managers breaking environmental regulations receive heavy personal fines.
Options:
A. true
B. false
C. uncertain
Answer: C