Lesson 458 of 1524
Criminal Liability
Many of the workplace violations are nonviolent crimes, such as fraud, property crimes, or drug- or alcohol-related infractions.
Practice this chapterMany of the workplace violations are nonviolent crimes, such as fraud, property crimes, or drug- or alcohol-related infractions. People rarely think about their conduct at work as being potentially illegal, or that jail time could result from poor workplace decisions.
Organizations are fined, and executives are sentenced to jail, when business laws are broken. Regardless of the level of violence or the employee’s motivation for committing the crime, breaking the law can lead to negative consequences for the business, its employees, and its customers
workplace violations — nonviolent crimes, such as fraud, property crimes, or drug- or alcohol-related infractions.
Be able to analyze sources of criminal exposure in business.
Worked example
What does “workplace violations” mean in Criminal Liability?
- 1Use the wording this chapter gives for workplace violations.
- 2The book says: nonviolent crimes, such as fraud, property crimes, or drug- or alcohol-related infractions.
- 3Keep the answer tied to this term.
Result: nonviolent crimes, such as fraud, property crimes, or drug- or alcohol-related infractions
Why. That is the meaning this chapter gives for workplace violations.
Answer with the meaning this chapter gives. A nearby idea from the same book is a different term.
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