This is important, because it will serve as basic guideline, outlining what activities are most acceptable in the workplace. (Izraeli, 2010)
Oversight is when the corporation is ensuring effective supervision of employees and executives through: the different managers as well as the board of directors. This is important, because it is establishing a system of checks and balances inside the organization. (Izraeli, 2010) ("The Principals of Federal Prosecution of Business Organizations," n.d.)
The delegation of authority is when managers and the board are watchful of the actions of those individuals (who have increased amounts of influence). This is important, because it places special emphasis on monitoring those people, who are given extraordinary powers within the company.
Effective communication standards / procedures are when the corporation maintains and is building communication at all levels. This is accomplished by having various procedures in place, to ensure that the company is maintaining these high levels. (Izraeli, 2010)
Auditing / monitoring are when you are establishing various mechanisms that will ensure compliance (such as: an anonymous hotline). This is important, because the different tools that are in place, will report when such violations that are occurring. (Izraeli, 2010)
The enforcement of discipline is when you are ensuring that anyone who violates the policy will be held accountable for their actions (regardless of their status in the company). This is important because, it will make certain that everyone is following the various compliance procedures (by allowing no one to be above the basic...
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