IG
Fraud, Waste and Abuse (FWA) hurts our company’s bottom line, damages our reputation, undermines trust in our organization and hurts our customers and associates through increased prices, fewer raises or even layoffs. The good news is that we can all help prevent FWA
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The Exchange Office of Inspector General (IG) is committed to raising awareness of Fraud, Waste, and Abuse (FWA) and ensuring associates are informed about the importance of reporting and preventing such practices. While fraud often gets the most attention due to its direct financial implications, it is equally important to focus on abuse,
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Although IG and Audit have the same senior vice president and their objectives often overlap, there are differences between the two. The key difference lies in the level of depth and focus within their assignments and projects.
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Fraud, waste and abuse are significant issues that can undermine the financial health and operational efficiency of any organization. While all three are detrimental, waste is sometimes the most misunderstood, yet it has the potential to cause the greatest monetary loss.
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Exchange Supports the Fight Against Human Trafficking on UN World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
Forced labor exploits victims for billions in profit each year. Learn how to be vigilant against trafficking in persons at work and in the community.
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A long career with the Air Force Audit Agency led Iverson to the Exchange, where he has found a camaraderie that he will miss when he retires this summer.
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Severe weather has the potential to inflict substantial harm and jeopardize personal well-being. Being ready for such disasters is crucial to minimize their impact. Here are some tips.
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Although two of the speakers in a May 14 lunch-and-learn about fentanyl awareness were from the Dallas County Sheriff’s Department, the topic applies to anyone. Find out what you need to know.
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For the first time, the Office of the Inspector General sent two associates to the Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show (SHOT), where they received valuable information about regulations, compliance and more.
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