The document outlines the Code of Ethics for librarians adopted by the American Library Association and the Philippine Librarians Association, emphasizing professional integrity, user privacy, resistance to censorship, and the importance of promoting literacy and education. Key ethical obligations include providing fair service, maintaining professional conduct, and protecting library resources. Disciplinary actions for violations include suspension or revocation of registration by the governing board.

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2. CODE
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3. ALA

4. ALA
American Library Association

5. ALA
American Library Association
Adopted at the 1939Midwinter Meeting by the ALA Council; amended June 30, 1981; June 28, 1995; and January 22, 2008

6. ALA
American Library Association
Adopted at the 1939Midwinter Meeting by the ALA Council; amended June 30, 1981; June 28, 1995; and January 22, 2008

7. ALA
American Library AssociationAdopted at the 1939Midwinter Meeting by the ALA Council; amended June 30, 1981; June 28, 1995; and January 22, 2008

8. ALA
(American Library Association) Adopted at the 1939Midwinter Meeting by the ALA Council; amended June 30, 1981; June 28, 1995; and January 22, 2008

9. ALA(American Library Association)
Adopted at the 1939Midwinter Meeting by the ALA Council; amended June 30, 1981; June 28, 1995; and January 22,2008

10. CODE OF ETHICS
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Librarians must provide the highest level of service through appropriate and usefully organized collections, fair and equitable circulation and service policies, and skilful, accurate, unbiased and courteous responses to all requests for assistance.

11. CODE OF ETHICS
ILibrarians must provide the highest level of servicethrough appropriate and usefully organized collections, fair and equitable circulation and service policies, and skilful, accurate, unbiased and courteous responses to all requests for assistance.

12. II
Librarians must resist all efforts by groups or individuals to censor library materials.
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13. IILibrarians must resistall efforts by groups or individuals to censorlibrary materials.
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14. III CODE OF ETHICSLibrarians must protect each user’s right to privacy with respect to information sought or received, and materials consulted, borrowed or acquired.

15. III
Librarians must protect each user’s right to privacy with respect to information sought or received, and materials consulted, borrowed or acquired.
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16. Librarians must adhere to the principles of due process and equality of opportunity in peer relationships and personnel
actions.
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17. Librarians must adhere to the principles of due processand equality of opportunity in peer relationships and personnel
actions.
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18. V
Librarians must distinguish clearly in their actions and statements between their personal philosophies and attitudes and those of an institution or professional body. CODE OF ETHICS

19. V
Librarians must distinguishclearly in their actions and statements between their personal philosophies and attitudesand those of an institution or professional body. CODE OF ETHICS

20. Librarians must avoid situations in which personal interests might be served or financial benefits gained at the expense of library users, colleagues, or the employing situations.
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21. Librarians must avoid situationsin which personalinterestsmight be served or financial benefits gained at the expense of library users, colleagues, or the employing situations.
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22. PLAI

23. PLAI(Philippine Librarians Association, Inc.)

24. PLAI(Philippine Librarians Association, Inc.)
•Philippine Librarianship Act of 2003
•IRR of the Philippine Librarianship Act of 2003

25. The State,
Librarians with...
Society,
and Public

26. The State, Librarians with... Society,
and Public
1. Librarians shall uphold the Constitution, obey the laws of the land, and respect duly constituted authorities. 2. Librarians shall promote literacy and education of the public by making the resources and services of the library known and accessible to its users.

27. The State,
Librarians with... Society,
and Public
3. Librarians shall uphold and promote the right to information as well as abide by the provisions of the intellectual property law.
4. Librarians shall be partners with the community they serve in inculcating nationalism practicing Filipino values and preserving the country’s historical, cultural, and intellectual heritage.

28. Librarians with...

29. Librarians with... 1. Librarians shall uphold the dignity and integrity of the profession. 2. Librarians shall keep their reputation above reproach and shall so conduct themselves to gain public esteem and respect for the library and for the profession.
3. Librarians shall not assist in the unauthorized practice of librarianship.
4. Librarians shall treat each other with respect, courtesy, and sincerity and shall avoid maligning the reputation, competence, and capability of their colleagues. They shall not use any unfair means to gain professional advancement.

30. Librarians with...
5. Librarians shall strive to improve, enhance, and upgrade their professional knowledge, skills, and competencies through formal and informal means.
6. Librarians shall endeavorto uphold the highest standards in the practice of the profession. They shall adopt and live by this motto: C A N I -Constant and Never-ending Improvement of the quality and standards of professional services.
7. Librarians shall adhere to the principles of due process and equality of opportunity in their relationship with fellow workers especially their colleagues.

31. Librarians with...
8. Librarians shall maintain membership, participate and cooperate in the endeavorsof library association/s to enhance the effectiveness of the profession.
9. Librarians shall participate and cooperate in all the endeavorsof library association/s to enhance the effectiveness of the profession.
10. Librarians shall be vigilant in the protection of all library resources placed under their care.
11. Librarians shall be entitled to a just and fair fee for consultancy and other professional services.

32. Librarians with...
and Dealers
the Suppliers
Publishers

33. Librarians with... and Dealers
the Suppliers,
Publishers, 1. Librarians shall choose suppliers and publishers exclusively on the basis of the quality of goods, costs, and services.
3. Librarians shall refuse all personal gratuities.
2. Librarians shall never enter into business transactions prejudicial to the library, but unwisely favorableto their own interest.

34. Librarians with...
The Clients
And/orUsers of their
Professional Service

35. Librarians with...
The Clients
And/or
Users of their
Professional Service
1. Librarians shall provide courteous, prompt, adequate, skillfuland accurate responses to all requests for assistance.
2 Librarians shall keep in confidence, information acquired in the course of professional service. They shall protect the client’s right to privacy with respect to information sought or received and materials consulted, borrowed, or acquired through the library..

36. Librarians with...
The Clients
And/orUsers of their
Professional Services
3. Librarians shall render impartial service to all library users regardless of their race, beliefs, age, gender, or social status.
4. Librarians shall refuse gifts or favorsfrom clients and library suppliers for personal interest. They shall avoid using the library’s resources to the detriment of services which the library render to its users.

37. Disciplinary
A Registered Librarian who is found guilty for violation of any provision in this Code by the Board after his/her investigation shall be subject to a disciplinary action of either revocation of his/her Certificate of Registration or suspension thereof which the Board shall impose thereto after his/her due investigation.
Action

38. Disciplinary
A Registered Librarian who is found guilty for violation of any provision in this Code by the Board after his/her investigation shall be subject to a disciplinary action of either revocation of his/her Certificate of Registrationor suspensionthereof which the Board shall impose thereto after his/her due investigation. Action

39. COMPARISON

40. COMPARISON
ALA

41. COMPARISON
ALA
•Concise & general

42. COMPARISON
ALA
•Concise & general
PLAI

43. COMPARISON ALA
•Concise & general
PLAI
•Expansive & specific

44. TeneisPreguntas
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