For various reasons, employees at all levels in Company Z have lost respect for and faith in chief ethics and compliance officer Xenon. According to leading practices, who can terminate Xenon's employment with Company Z?

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Best practices suggests that a chief ethics and compliance officer have protections of tenure in office; therefore, most companies require that the CECO can only be fired by the audit committee or agreement from the full board of directors.

For Various Reasons, Employees at All Levels in Company Z