You$$re the CEO of a company that sells golf equipment, including clubs, bags, and balls. When your company started and had only a handful of employees, you were personally able to oversee the conduct of your employees. But with your current workforce of nearly fifty, it$$s time to prepare a formal code of conduct in which you lay down some rules that employees must follow in performing job$-$related activities. As a model for your own code, you$$ve decided to use Macy$$s Code of Business Conduct and Ethics. Review Macy's Code of Business Conduct and Ethics posted below.

In this discussion, you will create a code of conduct. Your document won$$t be as thorough as Macy$$s$,$ but it will cover the following areas:

conflicts of interest

acceptance of gifts, services, or entertainment

protection of confidential information

use of company funds or assets for personal purposes

competing fairly and ethically

adherence to code.