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What is the difference between customer service standard's policies and procedures?
Difference between Customer Service Standards and Policies and Procedures
The difference between accounting policies and accounting bases?
The difference between accounting and auditing?"
What is difference between business plan and policies?
there is none
What is the difference between ethical rules and ethical principles?
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What is the difference between rules and policies?
There is one main difference between rules and policies. A policy sets a standard for how things should go. A rule is a steadfast policy that cannot be bent for any reason.
What best illustrates the difference between Merit Principles and Prohibited Practices?
Merit Principles are the "do's" and Prohibited Practices are the "don'ts"
What is the difference between objectives and policies?
The difference between objectives and policies is that one is deciding what to do something and one is deciding how to do something. An objective is something you aim for and the way to get it. A policy is in place in a company or government to tell employees how to do something.
Declaration of principles and state policies?
Platform
Explain inventory Management policies?
what is definition of inventory? what is the difference between inventory and asset?
What is the difference in risk assumed between participating and non-participating policies?
What risk? Assumed by who?
What is the difference between local and state policy making?
Local policies are the policies that are made for the welfare of the city or county. State policies are made for the people of an entire state. The main difference is that an activity may be legal on the state level, but illegal in a locality.
When would you feel it would be justified to go against accepted principles or policy?
Going against accepted principles or policies may be justified when those principles or policies are unethical, harmful, or illegal. It may also be justified when circumstances have significantly changed, making the existing principles or policies no longer relevant or effective. Additionally, if following the principles or policies would result in greater harm than deviating from them, it may be justifiable to do so.
