Ethics in the workplace
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This document discusses ethical principles for dealing with professionals and coworkers. It defines ethics as referring to philosophical inquiry into good and evil, and personal character. The document emphasizes having concern for good behavior and considering not only your own well-being but also that of other human beings. It discusses work ethics as a set of moral principles and standards of behavior for proper conduct in the workplace. Some examples of co-worker ethics mentioned are striving for excellence, being trustworthy, courteous, respectful, honest, competent and improving skills, ethical, and respecting confidentiality. It also references good and bad bosses and includes citations.
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- 1. Ethical principles while dealing withEthical principles while dealing with professionals and co-workersprofessionals and co-workers To: Dr RambabuTo: Dr Rambabu BochaBocha Munas.P.yMunas.P.y
- 2. Definition of EthicsDefinition of Ethics The word ethics has Greek roots:The word ethics has Greek roots: •• Ta ethika,Ta ethika, referring to philosophical inquiry into goodreferring to philosophical inquiry into good and eviland evil •• Ethos,Ethos, meaning personal charactermeaning personal character Ethics- Oxford English Dictionary – ‘science of morals; moral principles or code’ Our concern for good behavior. We feel an obligationOur concern for good behavior. We feel an obligation to consider not only our own personal well-being, but alsoto consider not only our own personal well-being, but also that of other human being.”that of other human being.” ((Albert Schweitzer in Certo &Albert Schweitzer in Certo & Certo, 2009Certo, 2009))
- 7. ETHICS with Co workersETHICS with Co workers INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION Work Ethics:Work Ethics: A group of moral principles,A group of moral principles, standards of behavior, or setstandards of behavior, or set of values regarding properof values regarding proper conduct in the workplaceconduct in the workplace
- 8. Some Co-Workers EthicsSome Co-Workers Ethics Always strive for excellenceAlways strive for excellence Be trustworthyBe trustworthy Be courteous and respectfulBe courteous and respectful Be honestBe honest Be competent and improve continualBe competent and improve continual Always be ethicalAlways be ethical Be respectful of confidentialityBe respectful of confidentiality
- 9. Good & BAD BOSSGood & BAD BOSS
- 11. REFERENCESREFERENCES Cavalier, Robert. "Online Guide to Ethics and Moral Philosophy. Archived from on November 12, 2013. Retrieved February 26, 2014 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140831053426https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140831053426 7708087910 golden rules to professional ethics in 7708087910 golden rules to professional ethics in thework placethework place CODE OF ETHICS & PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITCODE OF ETHICS & PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILIT Code of Ethics and Guidelines for Professional Conduct | ACode of Ethics and Guidelines for Professional Conduct | A VLIVLI