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Admissions Board Enforces Zero-Tolerance Policy Against Corruption and Misconduct

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has established a zero-tolerance policy concerning corruption and misconduct among its staff and board members. The Board announced this policy through its bulletin on Monday. As part of this renewed effort to improve the admission and examination processes, the organization terminated one of its staff members for allegedly extorting unsuspecting candidates.

From promptnewsonline.com

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The policy applies to all employees, regardless of their status or position. The Board stated that it would apply severe consequences to staff members who abused their positions or compromised the organization's integrity. This drive against fraud is being applied to internal misconduct as well as external fraudulent activity.

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  • boardThe organization whose staff and board are subject to the zero-tolerance policy.

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