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Give wisely this holiday season - horizontal
During a season of giving, remind your folks of these principles of ethical business gifts. Heads up: this is the standard version. Looking for the line art version? Find it here.
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Give wisely this holiday season
During a season of giving, remind your folks of these principles of ethical business gifts.
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Chinese New Year: Give Smart
Show your China-based team how to keep with traditional customs—and keep compliant—with this guide to the do's and don'ts of holiday giving.
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Give Wisely this Holiday Season (line art version)
During a season of giving, remind your folks of these principles of ethical business gifts. Heads up: this is the line art version. Looking for the standard version? Find it here.
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Be Good for Goodness Sake
This Christmas, Santa brings us specific, easy-to-understand rules on business gifts.
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So-and-so is a government official
Your company (and the law) has specific rules about spending money on government officials. Raise your team's awareness about who actually is one.
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Disclosure protects our reputation - horizontal
Keep your Code of Conduct top-of-mind and aligned with everyday tasks with this graphic. Even better? It's part of an entire system: use it with our Annual Refresher Course and Basic Code of Conduct Obligations infographic for a...
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Chinese New Year: Give Wisely
Remind your China-based team of the basics of business gifts during their peak season of giving with this New Year graphic.
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We give reasonable gifts
Santa loves giving fabulous gifts, but he's not doing it as part of a business relationship (or subject to your gifts and entertainment policy). Remind your employees that business gifts are reasonable.
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Do you need to disclose it?
Sometimes business gifts must be reported; keep that front-of-mind for your employees.
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This is not a business gift (cash version)
It's simple and powerful: a quick reminder to avoid excessive business gifts.
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This is not a business gift (fur coat version)
It's simple and powerful: a quick reminder to avoid excessive business gifts.
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Nah, we're good.
This graphic brings home a key anticorruption message: we earn our business, we don't bribe for it. Need it in landscape? Check out the horizontal version!
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This is business travel—this is a holiday - horizontal
Business trips with partners can get complicated quickly, particularly when government officials are involved. Keep your employees alert when they're planning.
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This is not business entertainment (gambling version)
It's simple and powerful: a quick reminder to avoid excessive business gifts.
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This is not business entertainment (vacation version)
It's simple and powerful: a quick reminder to avoid excessive business gifts.
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If a government official feels like it's a holiday... - horizontal
A handy reminder that travel with a government official can cross the line into bribery.
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We pay for travel to/from our sites - horizontal
Make it super easy for your employees to remember what business travel is, and isn't.
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Ramadan: We practice hospitality (grey dallah version)
Remind your people they should give gifts during this time of year wisely, not extravagantly.
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Chinese New Year: Give Mooncakes, not Yuan - horizontal
Remind your China-based team that reasonable gifts—not anything that looks like a bribe—is your company policy.
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Chinese New Year: Give Mooncakes, not Yuan
Illustrate the proper types of respectful, ethical giving for your China-based teams with these examples.
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Ramadan: We practice hospitality (calligraphy/dallah version)
This Ramadan-themed piece reminds your team that your organization has policies about gifts and entertainment.
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Ramadan: We practice hospitality (dallah version)
Remind your team they can give gifts and entertain, but extravagance is never an option.
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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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