An audit report found the following:
The required background checks for all new employees were not performed by Human Resources. The corporation had two new sales representatives who committed fraud on their expense reports when they were visiting golf courses across the country. Background checks later were found that they had criminal backgrounds. This loss totaled a $9,051. Additionally, ICE raided the manufacturing facility and found 2 other employees who were illegal aliens who used false social security information to be hired. This hit the local news.
Based on the above answer the following:
what happened?
what is the standard? (the proper procedure that should have been in place to avoid such thing)
why did it happen?
how much cost is lost or problem?
how does the auditor (you) recommend fixing the problem?
An audit report found the following relates to Not adhering /following back gorund verification at the time of joining company and subsequently company faced monetary loss :
As per The report of the National Task force on the criminal Backgrounding of America , employer has to conduct Back ground verification mainly for following points :
Following piece of information that might be included in a background check like :
There are many companies that specialized in employee screening Corporation high number of employees may have connection with a third party background checking company for their employment screening.
At the time of hiring , Employer need to know that they are hiring right people and employer should minimize potential risk by adhering back ground checking ,
In the above scenario, Company not completed Back ground verification at the time of hiring , which tantamount to create a Financial Loss to the Organization as well as bad impact on Companies Goodwill / Brand value
To avoid costly penalties from Non compliance , the legal and Human Resource team should come together annually to evaluate rules, regulation in this matter
Auditor has to verify following points in case of background verification :
Integration with company present software system
An audit report found the following: The required background checks for all new employees were not...
An audit report found the following: The required background checks for all new employees were not performed by Human Resources. The corporation had two new sales representatives who committed fraud on their expense reports when they were visiting golf courses across the country. Background checks later were found that they had criminal backgrounds. This loss totaled a $9,051. Additionally, ICE raided the manufacturing facility and found 2 other employees who were illegal aliens who used false social security information to...
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An audit report found the following: Employees at the Utica, MI golf club factory facility were observed in the grinding machine area without protective equipment (protective glasses). One other employee was treated for eye irritations in this area due to a lack of safety glasses. And, two employees were diagnosed with lung disorders from not wearing masks in the buffing room processes which produces large floating debris. Based on the above answer the following: Condition – what happened? Criteria –...
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Ms.
Dana Foster, has asked that you describe the employee situation in
the division and outline a strategy to deal with it.
Create a letter to Ms. Foster providing her the information
requested. Both you and Ms. Foster want to achieve the same outcome
in this situation which is to take control and to successfully
introduce policies that will positively affect workplace morale and
behavior. Of course, to achieve this desired outcome, you must
determine the source of the low...
LO 10-6, 10 10-36 Based on an assessment of audit risk, the auditors are concerned with the following two risks: 1. The risk that that the client might be making duplicate payments to vendors. 2. The risk that the client's accounting clerk might be making unauthorized payments to himself. a. Assuming that the client has a manual accounting system, describe how the auditors can design a test to identify the duplicate payments and unauthorized payments. b. Assuming that the client...
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