The risks associated with ethics auditing include all of the following, except for: Question 11 options: Potential cover-ups prevent accuracy Revealing a problem that might not be able to be remedied The lack of a guarantee that there is a solution Problems that the company would like to keep quiet might be made public

Potential cover-ups

Explanation:

Ethics audit refers to a review of the company's ethics system with regard to the policy and procedures set up for employees to adhere to, so as to determine whether it was effective.

The risk associated with an ethics audit is discovering a problem that the company does not wish to disclose, identifying a problem that might not be solved, no assurance that audit is the solution, and the lack of standardisation in an audit.

This leaves out only one option that is not part of the risks associated with ethics audit which is Potential cover-ups.

hi noah!

the first time you break a rule, you get a warning.

if you continue to break rules you get kicked out for a certain amount of time.

so, to answer your question 1.

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