Pressure to participate in fraudulent activity
You and your wife have recently moved to a remote coastal town in order to further your wife’s career. You have found employment as financial accountant to a local private company. The company’s operations are all related to tourism, and it has, as its principal asset, a large Victorian hotel.
The company is owned by the two directors – a husband and wife – who are actively engaged in the day-to-day running of the business. You get on well with the directors and staff, and the directors of the company are clearly popular and well respected in the local community. You are still within your probationary period of employment.
