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By Camelia Gardot, CW guest columnist 2024-02-26T15:00:00
In the dynamic landscape of corporate operations, conflicts of interest pose a substantial risk, particularly when employees venture into new, parallel businesses.
This article explores the practicalities of managing these conflicts, delving into the potential risks associated with employee side hustles and providing a roadmap for compliance officers to navigate these challenges effectively.
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