- Chief Compliance Officer and VP of Legal Affairs, Arrow Electronics
Compliance officers can pick fights with employees over any number of workplace policies. But if you really want daggers drawn and subversive battles at every turn—impose a policy on business travel. Inside, we look at how to defuse that policy management time bomb, as well as the collateral legal damage ...
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Image: Good policies are crucial to effective compliance programs—“good,” however, being the part many companies fail to hit. Inside, Compliance Week editor Matt Kelly picks apart the corrosive effect that poor policies can have on corporate culture, starting with the one policy everyone loves to complain about: business travel. Sit ...
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