What Is Criminal Misconduct?

Criminal misconduct in the workplace includes illegal activities that harm the organization, its employees, or stakeholders. These violations can lead to financial losses, legal penalties, and reputational damage.

Types of Criminal Misconduct to Report

If you witness any of the following, report it immediately through our anonymous Proctor Ethics Line:

• Bribery – Offering, giving, or accepting bribes to influence business decisions.

• Embezzlement – Stealing or misusing company funds or assets.

• Fraud – Intentional deception for financial or personal gain.

• Forgery – Falsifying documents, signatures, or records.

• Insider Trading – Illegally trading stocks using confidential company information.

• Sabotage – Deliberately damaging operations, systems, or property.

• Theft – Unauthorized taking of company resources.

• Vandalism – Willful destruction of workplace property.

Why Reporting Matters

• Protects the company and employees from harm.

• Prevents financial and legal consequences.

• Ensures a safe, ethical, and compliant workplace.