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Dubai's zero tolerance pledge on corruption
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Posted on Monday, 18 August 2008
The Tip of the Iceberg
Posted by Trojan at 15:57 UAE time
I hope the Dubai government lives up to its commitment because not only are they losing money to corruption, but it is the most disgustful and wasteful aspect of being in the construction and real estate industry in Dubai. The governments and developers should investigate the middle management ranks seriously, that is where most of the trash goes on. This is the best known secret in the industry - known to all except the government and owners.
Dubai better start building a lot more jails if they are going to get serious about this.
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Zero Tolerance
Posted by Richard at 15:27 UAE time
It will snow black before this type of underhand dealing is wiped out...
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WELL..WELL
Posted by RaJ at 13:40 UAE time
It's high time this happened...
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Money Corrupts!
Posted by Marvin at 12:17 UAE time
It's not very amusing when you're at the bottom of a chain of command (who had lacklustre careers in their own country) that see fit to create a living misery for their subordinates with their cavalier attitude and unprincipled syphoning.
Anyone found to be a voice of reason and justice is summarily dispatched to the nearest Gulag (metaphorically), or pressurised into a one way ticket to their home country.
Good on you Dubai!
Purge this state of the cheating vermin that deprive the honest and the good.
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A good thing
Posted by Rashid at 12:01 UAE time
This is a good thing? Are you kidding me?
A good thing for who? It does not prove transparency - it only proves what many people have suspected for a long time and that there is corruption rife in the property industry - from the construction companies up to the real estate agents.
One or two cases coming to the public eye is not change for the good. The market needs to grow up quickly.
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Well, well!!
Posted by SR at 10:36 UAE time
“I think this is a good thing for the market,”
Oh great, when there are more frauds and irregularities is that actually good for the market. I don't think so!
In that line I think then the Government should welcome more crimes and frauds which can be investigated and all that will also be good for the market. What a gaffe!
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Zero Tolerance?
Posted by GWhiz at 10:11 UAE time
It is NOT the low ranking employees that you should be looking at, it is the middle management whom exploit their positions. I hope this article is making some feel really uncomfortable, as you have no idea how much is going on, but they play on the fear of others.
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Posted on Sunday, 17 August 2008
What Nonsense
Posted by Trevor at 16:42 UAE time
Low ranking employees? Give us a break! Let's get this straight...the whole issue relates to a gross breakdown in corporate governance and that starts with the board.
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