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jek_recluse [69]
3 years ago
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Edmund has been recently appointed as executive in-charge of the code of conduct for Elmer Enterprises. He administers the code

of conduct among the organization's employees and oversees the investigations of wrongdoings in the organization. He also provides additional guidance and support to the employees. Edmund is most likely to be the _____ of the organization
a. chief operations officer
b. ethics officer
c. assessing officer
d. chief analytics officer.
Business
1 answer:
Natasha2012 [34]3 years ago
4 0

Edmund is most likely to be the ethics officer of the organization.

Option B  

<u>Explanation: </u>

Ethics Officers are capable of looking at every component of the organization's procedures to ensure that they are compatible with the organization's ethics code.

They are responsible for the conformity and function of the enterprise for the entire organization. The Ethics officer gives leadership and professional advice to ensure that ethics are developed, explained and implemented and compliance is achieved with the company policies and programs.

For a business a long and prosperous future is needed for ethical interaction. While dealing with its clients, staff or other entities, a company can not behave unethically. Unethical communication involves false and misleading data which is a breach of the agreement from the Federal Trade Union.

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