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Study finds city employees distrustful of city's ethics conduct - Austin Monitor

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Employees surveyed also showed a greater fear of retaliation for reporting ethics violations than management respondents did. Members of City Council's Audit and Finance Committee are scheduled to hear about the assessment during Wednesday's meeting. City Manager Jes Garza says he agreed with recommendations and would implement changes for a citywide ethics and compliance program.

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Study finds city employees distrustful of city's ethics conduct - Austin Monitor

City employees who responded to a survey on the city’s behavior with regard to ethics gave the city lower marks for trust and accountability as compared to how city management rated the city. Employees surveyed also showed a greater fear… The post Study finds city employees distrustful of city’s ethics conduct appeared first on Austin Monitor.

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