Purchasers more likely than ever to combat corruption

The trend towards globalisation of procurement departments has increased the chance that purchasers will confront corruption and bribery, according to CIPS.

The warning came after two Co-op employees were jailed for three and a half years after being convicted of taking a £1 million bribe each.

A jury at Snaresbrook Crown Court in London found David Chambers, previously chief buyer at Co-operative Wholesale Services, and Allan Green, its former chief general manager, guilty of corruption.

They were convicted...

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