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LRN survey: Shared elements of ‘high-impact’ ethics and compliance programs
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Jaclyn Jaeger2022-02-01T19:43:00
Board engagement, changes to meet the needs of employees working remotely, simplified and searchable policies and procedures, and more were key among the traits of high-impact ethics and compliance programs as defined by LRN’s annual effectiveness report.
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