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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2025 · 7 MIN

Procurement and Fiduciary Duty: A Matter of Ethics

from Pulp & Paper Radio International

The Jim Thompson's Nip Impressions column of 3 Mar 2025 explores ethical dilemmas within procurement, highlighting potential conflicts of interest. It uses anecdotes to illustrate how gifts and favors from suppliers can compromise an employee's fiduciary duty. The author shares experiences involving inappropriate acceptance of gifts and entertainment. The author emphasizes that such practices, even if seemingly inconsequential, ultimately draw money from the employer. A parallel is drawn with a failing business, emphasizing the importance of upholding fiduciary responsibility in all business functions. The text argues procurement and fiduciary responsibility are intertwined.

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The Jim Thompson's Nip Impressions column of 3 Mar 2025 explores ethical dilemmas within procurement, highlighting potential conflicts of interest. It uses anecdotes to illustrate how gifts and favors from suppliers can compromise an employee's...

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