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Video: Cooperating with Internal Investigations
Investigations are a normal part of business, but can be stressful for some employees. Keep everyone cool as a cucumber with this video, which outlines the top five things to remember when they’re...
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Module: Annual Refresher Course
Still stuck doing annual check-the-box training? Gross, and sorry. But hey, at least this 31-slide kit will make it 10 minutes long and actually relevant to every employee. So, you've got that going...
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Our labor standards
You have high standards—labor standards, that is. And you want your suppliers to share these values too. This infographic makes it clear that—when it comes to treating employees with dignity...
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Watch out for structuring!
This easy-to-understand piece helps your people recognize that shady folks often break apart one transaction into numerous ones to avoid being flagged for money laundering.
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Only you can stop money laundering
This creative graphic reminds your team they're the boots-on-the-ground for sniffing out dirty money.
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If you approve it, you own it
Your employees are grown-ups, but sometimes they need reminders that they're accountable for anything they approve.
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Only approve known expenses
Remind your employees that vague details in expense reports aren't harmless—they could be hiding fraud or bribes.
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Are you on the restricted list?
An easy reminder: you may have to get permission to trade stocks, so ask.
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If they won't give you a receipt, it might be a bribe
This simple graphic alerts your employees to a common indicator of bribery.
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If the payment terms are confusing...
This simple graphic encourages your team not to be shy about asking questions on invoices—especially when payment details look shady.
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Not sure how our money is being spent?
Financial stewardship is each employee's job. Keep that on their radar.
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Read it before you approve it
Remind your employees to monitor your vendors or intermediaries, not simply pay them.
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We don't conduct business on personal emails
Make sure your team is alert for when people try to take business on to their personal emails—it may be a scam.
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