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34kurt
2 years ago
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23. Maria, a new employee, noticed that her supervisor, Jasmine, approved an expense report submitted by a co-worker that result

ed in the company for which they both worked paying for the co-worker's car repairs that were needed due to an accident that happened when co-worker was on a personal errand instead of company business. Jasmine's actions could encourage Maria to
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1 answer:
Pavel [41]2 years ago
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Answer:

She failed to cover up the co-worker's improper claim of a personal expense on a company expense report.

Explanation:

Analyzing the above case, it is correct to say that the supervisor Jasmine failed to cover up the undue complaint of the co-worker, as the accident occurred when he was on a personal mission and unrelated to the company's business, which makes the company not has legal obligations to pay for repairs to his car and these are broken down in a company expense report like the one approved by Jasmine.

Therefore, the supervisor acted unethically and did not follow the company's legal regulations.

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