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Dear Sir/Ma'am,
I'm interested to understand about laws in the Philippines regarding corruption/bribery in a private firm, this will be part of a framework of my study.
Let's say the scenario goes like this:
*take note both in private firms.
A person (seller/contractor) offered a gift/monetary value to a person (buyer/purchaser) after a transaction has been made, then lets say the buyer/purchaser already has resigned in the company; then after a while a problem arises involving that person (buyer and seller); but since the buyer/purchaser has already resigned, Id like to know if he can still be punishable since he is no longer connected to the company. If yes, what are the minimum punishments for this one? If not, how will this be addressed? Since, I have been reading articles that most of the law punishments applies mostly to public servants only. I guess in private firms it differs alot.
I'm interested to understand about laws in the Philippines regarding corruption/bribery in a private firm, this will be part of a framework of my study.
Let's say the scenario goes like this:
*take note both in private firms.
A person (seller/contractor) offered a gift/monetary value to a person (buyer/purchaser) after a transaction has been made, then lets say the buyer/purchaser already has resigned in the company; then after a while a problem arises involving that person (buyer and seller); but since the buyer/purchaser has already resigned, Id like to know if he can still be punishable since he is no longer connected to the company. If yes, what are the minimum punishments for this one? If not, how will this be addressed? Since, I have been reading articles that most of the law punishments applies mostly to public servants only. I guess in private firms it differs alot.
