The statement that Gellins Gelatins mandates the periodic review of physical assets by non-collusion affidavits for new hires in the accounting department is false, as the review of physical assets and non-collusion affidavits are unrelated processes.
The statement is likely false as it mixes unrelated concepts: a non-collusion affidavit is a legal document that states that the signing party, such as a new hire, has not colluded or engaged in any illegal agreement with competitors. Gellins Gelatins' mention of mandating the periodic review of physical assets does not directly relate to the non-collusion affidavit. If Gellins Gelatins has a policy for reviewing physical assets, it would typically involve inventory checks or asset audits. Meanwhile, new hires in the accounting department might be asked to sign a non-collusion affidavit to ensure they adhere to ethical standards, but this would not be part of the physical asset review process.