e-Book: Ensuring confidence in your ethics training program
Most compliance and ethics officers are fairly confident about the content of their ethics training programs. It's delivering it in a way that keeps employees engaged that can be the hard part. In this e-Book, produced by Compliance Week in cooperation with NYSE and Second City, we try to cut ...
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