Is Compliance an Action or a Result?

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April,

Misrepresentation whether intentional or unintentional can cause the exact same damage to a schools reputation. The best practice is to provide training so that all employees fully understand the rules and regulations that relate to their job description. The action is training and the result is compliance. :)

Cindy Bryant

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