What rights do employees have as the recipients of federal contract audits?
Each circumstance may differ depending on the nature of the federal audit performed. . If you are contacted directly by a federal agency wishing to conduct an audit, you should contact Audit & Management Advisory Services immediately at 534-3617 to seek assistance. Generally speaking, employees have a right: To perform their assigned duties without major disruption. To maintain custody, security control and integrity of their file systems while permitting authorized access. To be able to conduct their work in a constructive and cooperative environment during normal working hours. To provide known factual answers to the questions posed by the auditor. To refrain from speculation, hearsay, or opinion, and from decisions beyond their level of responsibility. To allow the auditors to do their own work, with no demand to generate special reports, summaries or compilations.
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