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Ethics Education in the Workplace: An Effective Tool to Combat Employee Theft

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    Arthur Gross-Schaefer, Jeff Trigilio, Jamie Negus & Ceng-Si Ro

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Gross-Schaefer, A., Trigilio, J., Negus, J. et al. Ethics Education in the Workplace: An Effective Tool to Combat Employee Theft. Journal of Business Ethics 26, 89–100 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1006038310865

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