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By Colin Braithwaite | < 1 Minutes Read April 13, 2010

Employee expense fraud

Employee fraud is on the rise, as organizations cut back on staff, and their internal controls slacken as a result. However, the monetary loss is just the beginning of the problem. A recent white paper from Grant Thornton LLP notes that, "Failure to crack down on this unethical—and indeed criminal—behaviour blurs the line between right and wrong. It creates a culture of entitlement that can extend across the business. And it can open the door to more significant corporate theft."

Article by Colin Braithwaite / Finance and Accounting / corporate theft, employee expenses, employee fraud, employee relations, employee theft, expense controls, FAPP, Finance and Accounting PolicyPro, Grant Thornton, policies and procedures, workplace policies

By Adam Gorley | 3 Minutes Read February 24, 2010

Racism in the news; racism in the workplace

Anyone who thinks that the days of individual and systemic racism in Canada are behind us should think again. It might not be nice to think about, but across the country, Canadians and visitors to Canada face racism every day.

Article by Adam Gorley / Human Rights / Cheryl Khan, discrimination, diversity, employment, employment discrimination, harassment, human rights, policies, racism, sensitivity training, workplace, workplace harassment, workplace policies

By Adam Gorley | 4 Minutes Read January 19, 2010

Refusing work if workplace violence is likely to endanger

What do you do when an employee tells you she's refusing to work because she fears she'll suffer from an act of violence at the workplace? You might ask: can the worker even do that? With workplace violence and harassment legislation and regulation spreading across Canada, you might just need to know.

Article by Adam Gorley / Health and Safety / Bill 168, discipline, occupational health and safety, Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act, privacy, right to refuse work, work refusal, workplace harassment, workplace policies, workplace violence

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