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|  Three Lines of Defense Against Risk Keeping Risks Under Control Controlling Transaction Risks Agency Disclosure Avoiding Antitrust Risks Minimizing Liability from Contracts Fair Housing Risks Controlling Personnel Risks Communications Policies to Minimize Risks Insuring Against Risks More Resources: Controlling Business Risks Code of Ethics: Controlling Business Risks | Fair Housing: Red Flags An ounce of prevention is often worth a pound of cure in correcting fair housing violations among your staff and salespeople. Look for:
If you see a salesperson or member of your support staff engaging in any of these activities more than once, counsel the associate on fair housing requirements immediately. If this conduct persists, you don't want him or her on your staff. 2 Discrimination Cases: You Be the Judge > | |