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Isn't giving an expensive-ish gift like that against most company policies? And in the worst case, the government, against the law?
by sporkland 8y ago
Isn't giving an expensive-ish gift like that against most company policies? And in the worst case, the government, against the law?
- GlenTheMachine 8y agoIt is absolutely against the law for a civil servant to accept a gift like that. We can accept very small gifts; the value changes, but it's something like $20 per year. And even then, if it's a company that's trying to sell you some new product, it's frowned upon. It looks bad. So most people would turn down a gift larger than, say, a company branded ball-point pen. I don't let contractors buy me bottled water, and I don't accept rides from them except in dire circumstances. I insist on driving.
- jackgolding 8y agoI worked at an ASX100 company in Australia and this would go on the gift register (above $200 value.)