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This case discussed a confrontation between an employee Alex Fuhrman and his
colleague, Christopher Hibbs in Uvex Corporation. Alex Fuhrman would commence a
lawsuit against one of Frederick Fontaine’s division employees, Christopher Hibbs
and Uvex Corporation. Frederick Fontaine was West Coast division manager for the
Uvex Corporation. And the Uvex Corporation started as a small family-owned
medical centre on the southwest coast. The father and son recruited only the best
physicians in their field to expand the enterprise across the nation. Last year, this
strategy paid off in revenues of $750 million. The company’s research labs were at the leading edge of cancer research in North America. Alex Fuhrman graduated from an MBA program and joined the Uvex Corporation as its director of accounting and
financial before nine years. After Alex joined Uvex, the company went public in order to fund a monumental expansion into cancer research and treatment. When the new
San Rafael facility was built, the Uvex’s newest organizational structure was showed
and Frederick Fontaine became Alex’s superior, and Alex became the administrator of Cancer research and treatment. The San Rafael centre has the best and brightest group;
the research group consisted of a core of leading scientists with doctoral degrees in
biochemistry. These supervisory investigators were assisted by lab technicians,
nutritionists, and mental health professionals with varied background. They manage
the group’s creative and intensity required extensive people skills, empathy, and
attention to team spirit. Alex Fuhrman was the ideal choice to head the administration of the cancer research and treatment division.
A new accounting manager was hired for the West Coast division to instead of
Alex, Christopher Hibbs. He had previously worked as a bookkeeper for the city of
Sacramento. He got the high praise from his former boss. Hibbs want to make
numerous changes to the accounting system that Alex installed and sent his financial
report directly to the executive controller of Uvex. One Friday night, Frederick
requested security to give him entry into the accounting manager’s office and he
noticed a memo on Hibbs’s desk. The memo was addressed to the controller and dated the week previous. The memo showed there are fund missing and doubt Alex was the person ...