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True or False:
During his first week on the job, Carlos, an Army employee, works closely with Sara, an Army
contractor, in his office. They spend time together chatting and collaborating at work, but
they are not friends outside of the office. On Friday, Sara offers to buy Carlos a $12.00 eight-
inch sub at a local sandwich shop to celebrate his completing his first week. He is not sure
what to do.
Carlos may accept the lunch from Sara. - False
True or False:
NFE Scenario:
COL Jones is the vice-president of the local chapter of the Association of the Army of the
United States (AAUS), an NFE. The AAUS chapter is sponsoring a conference at the same
installation where COL Jones works.
COL Jones may direct his Soldiers to set up for the local conference during the duty day. -
False
True or False:
As part of her official duties, Kim, a Federal employee, visits the corporate headquarters of
Zenon, a company that provides consulting services to the Army. During the visit, the
company President gives Kim a leather duffel bag filled with corporate logo items (padfolio,
nice pen, coffee, mug, water bottle, and stress ball). She knows it's probably wrong to
accept, but she is too embarrassed to refuse the gift, which she estimates is worth about
$200. She is not sure what to do.
Kim will commit an ethics violation if she keeps the gift. - True
, True or False:
Trevon, an Army employee, just learned that his boss' birthday is in three days. He has
worked with her for over a year and she's helped mentor him. He wants to give her a
birthday gift and decides on a picture frame that includes a photo of a mountain for her
desk, since she loves hiking. The frame and the picture cost a total of $8.99.
Trevon's boss is allowed to accept the birthday gift. - True
True or False:
Fatima wants to invite everyone in the office, staff and contractors alike, to pool their money
for a holiday gift for the boss. She knows their boss really likes specialty teas from this shop
in the local mall. She knows getting her something there on her own would be over the
allowable dollar limit of $10 for gifts on an occasional basis. If everyone in the office chips in,
and the combined amount will be under the limit of $480 for special, infrequent occasions of
personal significance, they can get a nice group gift for the boss.
Fatima may collect contributions from everyone in the office to purchase the gift. - True
True or False:
Christina manages an office for the Army. She is a bold and confident office professional but
personally is more timid and not very brave when it comes to investing and saving. She
keeps her savings in traditional interest-bearing accounts, but her spouse has recently
become involved in the stock market. He acquired $20,000 worth of stock in Quest & Co., an
Army contractor. Christina's office coincidentally receives support from this contractor. As
part of her work in the past, Christina has often reviewed sole source justifications and
provided award fee input on Quest & Co.'s work. Although Christina did not purchase the
Quest & Co. stock herself, she is worried that the duties she has always performed may now
pose an ethics issue.
Christina may continue to perform her duties related to the Quest contract. - False
True or False:
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True or False:
During his first week on the job, Carlos, an Army employee, works closely with Sara, an Army
contractor, in his office. They spend time together chatting and collaborating at work, but
they are not friends outside of the office. On Friday, Sara offers to buy Carlos a $12.00 eight-
inch sub at a local sandwich shop to celebrate his completing his first week. He is not sure
what to do.
Carlos may accept the lunch from Sara. - False
True or False:
NFE Scenario:
COL Jones is the vice-president of the local chapter of the Association of the Army of the
United States (AAUS), an NFE. The AAUS chapter is sponsoring a conference at the same
installation where COL Jones works.
COL Jones may direct his Soldiers to set up for the local conference during the duty day. -
False
True or False:
As part of her official duties, Kim, a Federal employee, visits the corporate headquarters of
Zenon, a company that provides consulting services to the Army. During the visit, the
company President gives Kim a leather duffel bag filled with corporate logo items (padfolio,
nice pen, coffee, mug, water bottle, and stress ball). She knows it's probably wrong to
accept, but she is too embarrassed to refuse the gift, which she estimates is worth about
$200. She is not sure what to do.
Kim will commit an ethics violation if she keeps the gift. - True
, True or False:
Trevon, an Army employee, just learned that his boss' birthday is in three days. He has
worked with her for over a year and she's helped mentor him. He wants to give her a
birthday gift and decides on a picture frame that includes a photo of a mountain for her
desk, since she loves hiking. The frame and the picture cost a total of $8.99.
Trevon's boss is allowed to accept the birthday gift. - True
True or False:
Fatima wants to invite everyone in the office, staff and contractors alike, to pool their money
for a holiday gift for the boss. She knows their boss really likes specialty teas from this shop
in the local mall. She knows getting her something there on her own would be over the
allowable dollar limit of $10 for gifts on an occasional basis. If everyone in the office chips in,
and the combined amount will be under the limit of $480 for special, infrequent occasions of
personal significance, they can get a nice group gift for the boss.
Fatima may collect contributions from everyone in the office to purchase the gift. - True
True or False:
Christina manages an office for the Army. She is a bold and confident office professional but
personally is more timid and not very brave when it comes to investing and saving. She
keeps her savings in traditional interest-bearing accounts, but her spouse has recently
become involved in the stock market. He acquired $20,000 worth of stock in Quest & Co., an
Army contractor. Christina's office coincidentally receives support from this contractor. As
part of her work in the past, Christina has often reviewed sole source justifications and
provided award fee input on Quest & Co.'s work. Although Christina did not purchase the
Quest & Co. stock herself, she is worried that the duties she has always performed may now
pose an ethics issue.
Christina may continue to perform her duties related to the Quest contract. - False
True or False:
