A chief ethics officer has all of the following duties except:
A) establishing and broadly communicating standards.
B) firing an employee for an ethical violation.
C) conducting ethics training programs.
D) advising senior managers in the ethical and compliance aspects of decisions.
E) dealing with exceptions or problems.

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While a chief ethics officer may be involved in disciplinary action related to ethics violations, they typically do not have the authority to unilaterally make decisions to terminate an employee. This decision is usually left to the employee's immediate supervisor or HR department.

A Chief Ethics Officer Has All of the Following Duties