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Financial Integrity: Ensuring that Numbers Tell the Truth (Core Employee) Course

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Identify the types of ethical challenges that can arise with preparing, completing, or changing financial or operational records.
Learners explore the types of ethical challenges that can arise with preparing, completing, or changing financial or operational records

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Financial records may take various forms. Regardless of the form, it’s essential that employees properly prepare, maintain, keep, submit and (when authorized) destroy financial and related records. Here, learners explore the types of ethical challenges that can arise with preparing, completing, or changing financial or operational records. Because the more employees are aware of these risks, the more easily they can recognize and successfully resolve them.

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Financial Integrity: Ensuring that Numbers Tell the Truth (Core Employee) Course

Financial Integrity: Ensuring that Numbers Tell the Truth (Core Employee)
Financial Integrity: Ensuring that Numbers Tell the Truth (Core Employee)
Financial records may take various forms. Regardless of the form, it’s essential that employees properly prepare, maintain, keep, submit and (when authorized) destroy financial and related records. Here, learners explore the types of ethical challenges that can arise with preparing, completing, or changing financial or operational records. Because the more employees are aware of these risks, the more easily they can recognize and successfully resolve them.

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