2. Ice breaker discussion
• Introduce yourself (Name, Program you
work for, Years of Service )
• What does ethics mean to you?
• In your opinion, what is the biggest problem
concerning ethics at work?
• Do you know if there are national code and
standard of conducts regarding Ethics at
workplace
6. 6
WHAT IS ETHICS?
o Standards of duty and virtue that
indicate how we should behave.
o Ethics is about right and wrong
and how an honorable person should
behave.
o Ethics is about being a good
person.
o Is vs. Ought
7. It’s not the same as
values.
Ethics is what you do when no
one else is watching.
Imagine you were invisible and
were able to do anything
without consequences or
repercussions.
8. WHY BE ETHICAL?
• It’s just good business
• It’s the smart thing to do
CARING
RESPONSIBILITY
CITIZENSHIP FAIRNESS
RESPECT
TRUSTWORTHINESS
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RESPECT
• IT IS OUR DUTY TO TREAT
EVERYONE WITH RESPECT
• Courtesy
• Politeness
• Dignity
• Value the differences they bring into our
workplace
• Tolerance (This can be hard)
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RESPONSIBILITY
• Don’t make excuses
• Accept responsibility for decisions
• Fulfill all obligations
• DO NOT over-promise
“Life is full of choices—what you do and don’t do
matters”
“Choosing not to choose is a choice.”
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CARING
• Compassion and concern for others
• Kindness and consideration
• Mercy and forgiveness
• Empathy
• Gratitude and Expressed Thanks
16. 16
CITIZENSHIP
• Play by the rules
• Respect authority
• Do your share
• Within the workplace keep proper records
• Follow office procedures
• Be a good office neighbor and pursue the
common good
17. 18
Expect all employees to maintain
these ethics
• Trustworthiness
• Respect
• Responsibility
• Fairness
• Caring
• Citizenship
18. 19
Listen for the bells
warning you of an
ethical issue.
How will your decision look in the
light? Could a reasonable fair-
minded person conclude you acted
improperly?
19. 20
Identify the Problems
Fill the gaps!
Close gaps deliberately!
Most of us overestimate
The cost of doing the right
Thing---and underestimate the
Cost of failing to do so.
GAP
GAP
GAP