A compliance headache? the Bribery Act in practice

By:

Hallam, Chris

Contributor(s):

McInnes, Neil

Language: English Series: Civil Engineering Surveyor ; September 2011, 30-31(2)Publication details: 2011Subject(s):

Summary: Examines the challenges presented by the Bribery Act; asks when does corporate hospitality become unacceptable; and if an organisation is doing business abroad, how does it manage the risks of demands being made for facilitation payments?

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Examines the challenges presented by the Bribery Act; asks when does corporate hospitality become unacceptable; and if an organisation is doing business abroad, how does it manage the risks of demands being made for facilitation payments?

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