(Solution) CIPS Module 3 Risk of Unethical Practice
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In contracts implementation, risk of unethical practice include “embracing honesty and ethics and working to/portraying practices reflecting strong moral values” (CIPS, 2022). For ensuring that the supplier embraces appropriate ethical standards as part of their operations, the different terms and conditions note;
Hence, from the terms and conditions, the buyer acts as a role model to their customers on the right ethics which need to be embraced in their operations. By benchmarking on the ethical conduct of the suppliers with other organisations they have worked with in the past, code of conduct of the vendor/supplier is evidenced. There is nevertheless a need for improving ROSHN terms and conditions in sourcing of the Information consultancy spend category. The improvement need to capture issues with corruption, theft and stealing. The KSA government prohibits these actions on the part of the vendor/supplier hence defining the relationship in place with their buyer/ROSHN organisation. In 2023, one of the supplier of Consultancy was terminated their contract due to failure of involving women as part of their workforce. The terms and conditions note;
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