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In this episode we’re unwrapping the tale of the Banker’s Sandwich Scandal.
You might have read the headlines. Szabolcs Fekete, a financial crime expert at Citibank was fired by the bank after claiming a two-sandwich lunch on expenses. He’d claimed he ate one sandwich for lunch then ate the second for dinner.
But under closer scrutiny he admitted he had travelled with a partner and the second sandwich was for them.
But is firing the right price for this deception? Seems a high cost for a low price. In this episode Gavin and Stephen put a bit more “meat in the sandwich” so to speak and explain the rest of the story.
Listen For
1:32 Understanding the Foundation of the Employer-Employee Relationship
6:56 The Consequences of Dishonesty and the Cover-Up
16:04 Contextual Approach and Intention in Legal Analysis
27:05 The Importance of Clear Policies and Fair Process
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Gardiner Roberts website | Gavin email | Stephen email
Send us a text
In this episode we’re unwrapping the tale of the Banker’s Sandwich Scandal.
You might have read the headlines. Szabolcs Fekete, a financial crime expert at Citibank was fired by the bank after claiming a two-sandwich lunch on expenses. He’d claimed he ate one sandwich for lunch then ate the second for dinner.
But under closer scrutiny he admitted he had travelled with a partner and the second sandwich was for them.
But is firing the right price for this deception? Seems a high cost for a low price. In this episode Gavin and Stephen put a bit more “meat in the sandwich” so to speak and explain the rest of the story.
Listen For
1:32 Understanding the Foundation of the Employer-Employee Relationship
6:56 The Consequences of Dishonesty and the Cover-Up
16:04 Contextual Approach and Intention in Legal Analysis
27:05 The Importance of Clear Policies and Fair Process
Leave a rating/review for this podcast with one click
Contact Us
Gardiner Roberts website | Gavin email | Stephen email