Corporate policy and culture

Beginning in October we will ..... each employee's past performance.

The owners are discussing how they can cut costs without lowering salaries or ..... off employees.

Another name similar to a suck-up is a .....-noser.

You may need to ..... some of your phrasing because some of these sentences are redundant.

As early as the 17th century, Sir William Petty, one of the ..... of modern economics, argued that a tax on the production and sale of commodities would eventually be shifted by producers to consumers, who would pay it in the form of higher prices.

For any effort by either the vigilantes or the verifiers to be successful, it needs to involve the workers in ..... since they are the ones who confront the conditions on a daily basis.

The standards market has an inherent limitation, since it relies on consumers in developed countries to take action; it therefore limits the number of affected products, and since the worst ..... occur in the informal sector, there is much that corporate codes of conduct will be unable to change.

Typically, since corporate T&E cards are for business expenses, the preferred option to enable control should be corporate liability: the further liability extends to the individual, the less the company is going to be able to exert control and thereby ..... the potential benefits.

A group of people who have supervisory, managerial or advisory authority in a business meeting are often referred to as the ..... of directors.

The new stock reserves were ..... quickly.