Internal Control of Managerial Integrity: Beyond Accounting Systems
Ensuring that all employees are operating in their organizations according to the highest ethical standards can be a difficult challenge for senior managers. Conventional internal control systems have been and will continue to be inadequate for this purpose. Concern for the dangers of possible illeg...
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| description | Ensuring that all employees are operating in their organizations according to the highest ethical standards can be a difficult challenge for senior managers. Conventional internal control systems have been and will continue to be inadequate for this purpose. Concern for the dangers of possible illegal and unethical practices must be built into ongoing managerial job responsibilities. |
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