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Case Studies
Our case studies contain analysis and discussion points for users to better understand the legal provisions. They also provide suggestions on how to prevent corruption, fraud and malpractices.
The proprietor of a forwarding company offered advantages to Patrick, a freight manager of an airfreight company, for securing cargo space during peak seasons. However, a strike broke out before Patrick took action.
Owing to frequent overseas trips to source products, Queenie, a trade company owner, approached her friend Quinton, who worked as a ground staff for an airline company, hoping he could use his employee benefits to purchase cheaper tickets for her.
Rachel, a customer service officer, treated her supervisor Rosanne to dinner and gifted her concert tickets to persuade her to avoid scheduling night shifts during the peak Christmas travel period.
Sally, a procurement officer at an airline, intentionally concealed her friendship with Susan, the owner of a cleaning service company, to help her secure contracts and suggested inflating service fees for personal gain.
Xenia, who worked for a travel agent, tried to help her friend, an airline sales representative, to secure business orders by marking up the air-ticket prices quoted by other airlines.