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Companies are less likely to refer cases of employee violations to the police

Russian organizations have become twice less likely to transfer materials of internal investigations about violations of their employees to law enforcement agencies: 31% of respondents by the audit and consulting company Kept do so against 69% in 2023. Termination of employment relations by agreement of the parties and recovery of damages from guilty employees as a punishment have also become much less common.

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Russian organizations have become twice less likely to transfer materials of internal investigations about violations of their employees to law enforcement agencies: 31% of respondents by the audit and consulting company Kept do so against 69% in 2023. Termination of employment relations by agreement of the parties and recovery of damages from guilty employees as a punishment have also become much less common.

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