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Business, 28.11.2020 14:00, wbrandi118

Business Scenario An employee realized that he gave a shortchange to
a customer who already left the store premises. The
right change is 694 pesos, but he only gave 194
pesos. Discuss what business ethics issues present
on this situation. What can be done?

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