In short, it has been established that communication ethics is at the heart of these and other cases (Neher, WW Sandin, PJ, 2007, p. 253). In the process, these companies' reputations have been damaged and they spend millions of dollars to repair their image and spend millions more on legal battles. In the public response, the Enron scandal spread to the financial markets, and Enron stock fell from 85 to 30 cents in the US in 2001, which can be attributed to workplace communication (Neher, W.W. Sandin, PJ, 2007 , p..