Answer:
When does a conflict of interest occur for an employee?
Step-by-step explanation:
Ability of employees to use their position with the company to their personal advantage
Employees who participate in activities that provide direct or indirect benefits to a competitor
Employees who own shares of a competitor's shares
Employees who use connections obtained through the company for their own private purposes
Employees who use company equipment or means to support an external business
Employees who act in a way that can compromise the legality of the company (for example, accept bribes or bribe representatives of legal authorities)