Arms dealer
Though some will argue that they provide means of defense to potential victims of violence, those engaged in the sale and trade of weapons and military equipment may be said to be contributing to the proliferation of violence and the prolongation of wars and civil conflicts, and thus to human suffering.
Tobacco industry executive
Due to the well-documented health risks associated with tobacco products, some consider the executives who promote and profit from the tobacco industry – including not just those directly employed by tobacco companies but also those who help to advertise or promote their products – to be engaged in unethical behavior.
Lobbyist
While lobbying itself is not inherently unethical, there are instances where lobbyists may use their influence and financial resources to unduly sway political decisions in favor of particular interest groups, potentially undermining the democratic process.
Debt collector
Companies and individuals have a right to collect debts fairly owed to them, but some individuals working in the debt collection industry use aggressive, harassing, or unethical tactics to pursue overdue payments, causing distress and financial hardship to already vulnerable individuals.
Paparazzo
The work of these aggressive photographers often involves invasive and relentless pursuit of celebrities, invading their privacy and potentially causing emotional distress and sometimes physical harm.
