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Question
You are concerned that your employees are afraid to report ethical violations to management. In order to increase the likelihood of unethical activity being reported, which of the following would you suggest your company adopt?
A) Strict punishment guidelines for not reporting unethical behavior.
B) Ending managerial training to decrease paranoia.
C) Encouraging informal discussion of ethics versus formal training
D) Increasing the use of exit interviews.
E) Formal training for all employees in ethical decision-making.
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