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Department Heads are responsible for prompt corrective action on <br />all internal control findings and recommendations made by <br />internal and external auditors. The audit process is completed <br />only after Department Heads receive the audit results and take <br />action to correct internal control weaknesses, improve systems or <br />demonstrate that management action is not warranted. Department <br />Heads have the responsibility to ensure that those who report to <br />them have adequate knowledge, skills and abilities to function <br />within, and contribute to, an effective internal control <br />environment. This includes providing access to appropriate <br />training on topics relevant to their job responsibilities. <br />Principle 4: Management demonstrates a commitment to recruit, <br />develop and retain competent individuals. <br />The Town Employee Handbook provides a roadmap for recruiting and <br />maintaining quality employees. Prior to employment individuals <br />may be subject to pre-employment background screening and/or a <br />credit history check. The Town will continue to assess the best <br />recruitment pools and tools for the different skill sets of <br />skills necessary to adequately implement and maintain quality <br />internal controls. <br />Job descriptions will be updated where necessary to reflect <br />internal control responsibilities and duties. Employees will be <br />regularly trained in internal control methods and all training <br />will be documented in employees' personnel files. Employees will <br />be regularly evaluated by their supervisors on internal control <br />duties and receive feedback on possible improvements. <br />Principle 5: Management evaluates performance and holds <br />individuals accountable for their internal control <br />responsibilities. <br />Individuals are held accountable for their internal control <br />responsibilities through a recognized structure which includes <br />relevant job descriptions, operating procedures, periodic <br />reviews, regular feedback and a progressive disciplinary policy.dle <br />Additional, Town Administration seeks to address issues in <br />specific departments and positions through regular one -on -ones <br />with Department Heads. <br />
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