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Our case studies contain analysis and discussion points for users to better understand the legal provisions. They also provide suggestions on how to prevent corruption, fraud and malpractices.

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Repaying a good turn
Trades/ Industries:
Two young engineers opened a start-up with their friends but now wanted to leave. For the start-up to survive, the engineers were asked by the friends to add the start-up into their company’s contractor list…
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Using office resources for private business
Trades/ Industries:
Eva, a fixed-term contract staff member in a large company, worked efficiently and usually finished her assignments before deadlines. To secure future income, she explored developing her side-business by using the company’s resources.
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Partial prudence
Trades/ Industries:
Felix, a production manager, had two assistants, Gigi and Gordon. While Felix went easy on Gigi’s alleged forged overtime claims because she was a relative of the general manager, Felix treated Gordon more strictly.
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Leakage of confidential information to former colleague
Trades/ Industries:
An inspector in a government department copied records from the database of his department and sent them to his former colleague who owned a consultancy company for touting businesses.
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Poor financial management that leads to risk-taking
Trades/ Industries:
Working in an estate agency, Ronald had recently completed a transaction and asked one of his clients to deposit the commission into the bank account of a consultancy firm which was set up by himself.
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