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You’re the CEO of a company that sells golf equipment, including clubs, bags, and balls. When your company was started and had only a handful of employees, you were personally able to oversee the...

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You’re the CEO of a company that sells golf equipment, including clubs, bags, and balls. When your company was started and had only a handful of employees, you were personally able to oversee the conduct of your employees. But with your current workforce of nearly fifty, it’s time to prepare a formal code of conduct in which you lay down some rules that employees must follow in performing job-related activities. As a model for your own code, you’ve decided to use Macy’s Code of Business Conduct and Ethics. Go to the company’s website (https://www.macysinc.com/Assets/docs/for-investors/governance/code_of_ conduct.pdf) and click on “Code of Conduct” to view its posted code of business conduct. Your document won’t be as thorough as Macy’s, but it will cover the following areas: (1) conflicts of interest; (2) acceptance of gifts, services, or entertainment; (3) protection of confidential information; (4) use of company funds or assets for personal purposes; (5) competing fairly and ethically; and (6) adherence to code. Draw up a code of conduct for your company.

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Ayan answered on Sep 19 2022
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I run a business that offers golf accessories including clubs, bags, and balls. I was able to directly monitor my employees' behavior while my firm was young and just had a few staff members.
· Conflicts of interest should never exist among firm employees. When a worker has a personal interest that could sway his or her judgment or decision-making while ca
ying out their duties, such situation is known as a conflict of interest (Boutron et al., 2019). Employees should steer clear of any circumstances that could result in a conflict of interest.
· Anybody who might do business with the company...
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