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do harm to the good name of the company

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he lines of "If I did anything that could damage the good name of the company it would be treated as gross misconduct, a sackable offence"
http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/daily_sports_deba...
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He didn't want to do anything to damage the good name of the company. -The restaurant got a bad name for slow service
http://7.vndic.net/name-longman_en.html
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Such public announcement is, firstly, a measure, and secondly, it may damage the good name of the company and also have a negative impact on its financial ...
http://www.juridicainternational.eu/?id=12578

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ill file criminal charges for spreading false information and for intentional damage the good name of the company Hoylande Prague .
http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/JUDr-Feti-Broci-/PRAGUE-Select...
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employees do not share business secrets with competitors or otherwise damage the good name of the company by publicizing its internal dirty laundry
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for the specific activity,; to act in public in such a way so as to not damage the good name of the company with inappropriate activities, behavior, and conduct.
http://www.agenturaworkline.eu/en/eticka-pravidla/
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At worst, incorrect products could reach the customer, which is not only expensive but could damage the good name of the company.
http://www.binarelektronik.se/en/applications/production-sys...
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his is at least a case of misusing company facilities, acting in a manner likely to damage the good name of the company, and quite likely a
http://www.personneltoday.com/hr/weekly-dilemma-indecent-beh...

Executives at Abercrombie & Fitch offered a "substantial payment" to the TV personality last month to stop him wearing their brand, claiming he could cause "significant damage" to the company's image. - http://goo.gl/X720r5

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But if the lawsuit sticks – and there’s no guarantee it will, at this point – it’ll likely cause a significant amount of damage to the company’s image. - http://www.digitaltrends.com/home/class-action-lawsuit-nest-...

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Businesses that fail to follow legal regulatory guidelines can stiff punishment such as fines or possibly even jail time. It can also cause irreparable damage to the company’s image and have a negative impact on its worth. - http://www.mba-eportfolio-snordeen.com/ethics.html

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Distracted operations run the risk of missed opportunities that could result in losing market share or irreparable damage to company image