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Date: March 1, 2000

Author: Prof. Jeffrey L. Seglin

QUOTE: You make a million decisions in the course of a week, but every so often one stops you in your tracks because it calls up a bigger question of values.

ABSTRACT: Is it acceptable for an employer who was falsely accused of sexual harassment to refuse to hire female job candidates in order to avoid repeating his experience? Is it legal to hold off sending your company’s payroll tax to the IRS? When does a gift become a bribe?

--- Sarah Beck

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• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, The (EEOC)
• Gruner+Jahr AG
• Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
• State Farm Insurance Companies

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• Abstract Principles
  • Motivation/Rewards/Punishments
    • Influence / Persuasion / Bribery

• Businesses & Organizations
  • Accounting / Auditing
    • Accounting/Budgets: Small Organizations

• Law & Justice
  • Civil Law / Common Law
    • Harassment

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