A conflict of interest refers to a situation where an individual's personal interests differ from their professional obligations. This can occur when personal beliefs influence work decisions, through nepotism by hiring relatives, or by conducting outside business with an employer's customers, suppliers or competitors for personal gain. Examples include an employee starting a competing company, a purchasing agent hiring a family member as a vendor, and failing to disclose a relationship to a job candidate.
A conflict of interest refers to a situation where an individual's personal interests differ from their professional obligations. This can occur when personal beliefs influence work decisions, through nepotism by hiring relatives, or by conducting outside business with an employer's customers, suppliers or competitors for personal gain. Examples include an employee starting a competing company, a purchasing agent hiring a family member as a vendor, and failing to disclose a relationship to a job candidate.
A conflict of interest refers to a situation where an individual's personal interests differ from their professional obligations. This can occur when personal beliefs influence work decisions, through nepotism by hiring relatives, or by conducting outside business with an employer's customers, suppliers or competitors for personal gain. Examples include an employee starting a competing company, a purchasing agent hiring a family member as a vendor, and failing to disclose a relationship to a job candidate.
Refers to a situation in which an individual's personal interest conflicts with the
professional interests Yung personal interest mo is naiiba sa professional interest mo Iba yung personal na paniniwala mo doon sa trabaho mo Nepotism: yung may kamag anak sa loob
Examples An employee starts a company that provides similar services to similar clients as those of her full-time employer A purchasing agent hires his brother-in0law to provide vending services to the company he is currently employed Failing to disclose that you're related to a job candidate the company is considering hiring Offering paid services on your time off to a company customer or supplier Accepting payment from another company for information about your employer Doing business or work for a competitor Owning part of a business that sells goods or services to your employer