lot of ethics publicity and training published since the ceo was identified as a conspirator to covering up crimes committed by officers of the company and family members. everything is about appearance with this company. the more b—s— you put out there, the more that sticks in the average persons head. it's called brainwashing!
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There are no ethics at the company - the appearance of ethics, sure, but true ethics? Nope. Definitely starts at the top down, and goes from the very top to the very bottom. Very disappointing that Aflac provides a bunch of lip service to its employees and PR, but when it comes time to hold people accountable to the Aflac Way, it’s thrown totally out the window.