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    The document outlines three sections of acts of dishonesty in Rule II. Section 7 describes borrowing money or soliciting favors from suppliers or customers as a 6th degree offense. Section 8 describes fraudulent reporting, such as falsely reporting sick leave or writing false entries in logs, as a 5th degree offense. Section 9 describes unauthorized use of company vehicles or property as a 5th degree offense, subject to dismissal and potential criminal prosecution.

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    The document outlines three sections of acts of dishonesty in Rule II. Section 7 describes borrowing money or soliciting favors from suppliers or customers as a 6th degree offense. Section 8 describes fraudulent reporting, such as falsely reporting sick leave or writing false entries in logs, as a 5th degree offense. Section 9 describes unauthorized use of company vehicles or property as a 5th degree offense, subject to dismissal and potential criminal prosecution.

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    The document outlines three sections of acts of dishonesty in Rule II. Section 7 describes borrowing money or soliciting favors from suppliers or customers as a 6th degree offense. Section 8 describes fraudulent reporting, such as falsely reporting sick leave or writing false entries in logs, as a 5th degree offense. Section 9 describes unauthorized use of company vehicles or property as a 5th degree offense, subject to dismissal and potential criminal prosecution.

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    RULE II.

    Acts of Dishonesty

    SECTION DESCRIPTION OF OFFENSE DEGREE OF


    OFFENSE
    Section 7. BORROWING MONEY OR SOLICITING MATERIAL FAVORS FROM SUPPLIERS 6th
    AND CUSTOMERS
    Borrowing or receiving money, commissions, offer of promises or soliciting material
    favors from suppliers or customers with whom the company has business relationship,
    for one's own benefit

    Section 8. FRAUDULENT REPORTING 5th


    a. Falsely reporting oneself as sick in order to obtain sick leave benefits or for other 5th
    purposes, including other acts of fraudulent reporting
    b. Deliberately writing false entries/data on the employee's logbook to avoid being late
    and/or absent or to avoid being meted out a disciplinary action; including false entries
    in any other Company document for the purpose of defrauding the Company

    Section 9 USE OF COMPANY VEHICLE AND/OR OTHER COMPANY PROPERTY 5th


    NOTE:. Unauthorized use of company vehicle and/or any company property for purposes
    other than the official. Bringing home any company vehicle and/or equipment for
    convenience without prior authorization/clearance from Management
    Dismissal/Termination as a result of violation of Rule II, in addition to the sanctions
    called for, shall also be subject to criminal prosecution if warranted

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