Working with the Bribery Act
15 minutes
Short film
All industries
This course looks at some of the most common types of bribery and sets out what organisations need to do to comply with the Bribery Act 2010.
Description
The Bribery Act 2010 introduced a number of new offences and imposed penalties on both organisations and individuals found to be engaging in acts of bribery. The Act also places strict liability on companies for failing to prevent bribery and makes it possible to prosecute companies with a UK presence anywhere in the world that they do business. All organisations are at risk of bribery, regardless of their size, line of business or where they operate. With contributions from leading UK experts on the Act and its implications, this course provides a comprehensive overview of the Bribery Act, the risks of unethical behaviour for individuals and their employers and what organisations need to do to comply with the law.
Features
- The different forms that bribery can take
- Why and where bribery occurs
- The damage bribery can cause
- Who is at risk from bribery
- The most common bribery ‘red flags'
- The new offences and penalties introduced by the Act
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