Exam 16: Duties in the Accounting Workplace Online Only
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Prior to hiring a new professional staff member, an auditing firm checks public records to see if a prospective employee has ever been arrested for insider trading or other forms of securities fraud? Is this ethical?
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An employer spends substantial sums training its employees. This employer has determined that it is not economical to make these training expenditures if a new employee is likely to quit within the first three years of employment. Is it ethical for this employer, prior to hiring a new employee, to insist that a prospective employee agree in an employment contract to reimburse the firm for its out-of-pocket costs if the employee fails to remain with the firm for at least three years?
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