Why should you have a compliance program?
The Moral Case & Conclusions
Why should you have a compliance program?
The Moral Case & Conclusions
Joe Murphy-Certified Compliance & Ethics Professional (CCEP)
Joe Murphy is an attorney and internationally recognized thought leader in corporate compliance and ethics.
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Lists (Karen's Compliance Corner)
I’m a very organized person. Seriously. I mean what I say here. Now I know people who make lists. My mom made lists. Every day. But she cheated.
Learning from case studies: Why Didn’t The Titanic Have More Lifeboats
Picture a corporate contest to see which supervisor can spend the least amount of money on rule following, but still be in technical observance with laws, regulations, and policies.
Voices from Titanic
Why Should You Have a Compliance Program? The Legal Case
The band played on. That’s us. The band. We stood on that tilting deck and played our hearts out. Music to calm fears. Music to offer hope. Music for courage.
Why Should You Have a Compliance Program? The Legal Case
Why Should You Have a Compliance Program? The Legal Case
Why Should You Have a Compliance Program? The Legal Case
In a prior edition we discussed the Business Case for having a Compliance and Ethics (“C&E”) program. Here we review the legal case.
Taking Action (Karen's Compliance Corner)
Why Should You Have a Compliance Program? The Legal Case
The Story of the Christmas Ham: Case Study 3.3
Often problems come up for compliance professionals that aren’t easy to deal with. Problems that require making tough decisions. Problems that might cost a great deal.
The Story of the Christmas Ham: Case Study 3.3
Why Should You Have a Compliance Program? The Legal Case
The Story of the Christmas Ham: Case Study 3.3
Philosopher Jonathan Glover described incrementalism as how “we slide into participation by imperceptible degrees so that there is never the sense of a frontier being crossed.”
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