> Do we fire people for cheating on their spouse?
Yes, in many places, absolutely. Bad decisions in your personal live suggest bad decisions in your professional life.
What absolutely ridiculous places are these? Do you also get fired for lying to a friend, or wasting your personal money?
Does it work the other way as well, so you're forced to divorce your spouse if you make a bad business decision?
People who speed take reckless actions endangering others, therefore we should fire anybody who gets a speeding ticket. Thoughts?
Now take the same point and apply it to every other crime, misdemeanor, and breaking of rules. Should companies really operate based on that? Or should we maybe draw a boundary around professional life and only consider the professional life?