The document discusses how work should be viewed as a privilege rather than a right. It argues that in order to hold a job, one must prove themselves a responsible and ethical employee who will not abuse their position. The document outlines different types of corruption that can occur in various employment contexts and levels of an organization. It emphasizes that all employees, from frontline workers to managers, have a role to play in upholding ethics and reporting corruption to ensure the privilege of work is not abused. Maintaining strong moral values and ethical conduct is important for individual success and is what distinguishes those who understand work is a privilege, not a right.