Our organization strongly believes in the ideals of operating in a fair and ethical manner. In addition, we are less likely to conflict with the law and more likely to attract loyal employees, suppliers and customers by following good ethics. As such, we expect all members of our organization to operate in an ethical manner.
Simply stated, ethics is knowing the difference between right and wrong and deciding to do the right thing. It includes upholding qualities of personal integrity, such as honesty, fairness and truthfulness. Maintaining your own personal integrity while at work includes the following guidelines:
· Cheating, stealing and deception undermine trust and will not be tolerated. When you or the organization says something will happen, it should. If you promise someone that you will do something but then run into an obstacle, go back to that person and explain what happened.
· Lies and trickery are poison to our organization. If you do not know the answer, simply say so. Admit that you do not know or that you cannot answer the question.
· Consider the interests of others as you represent our organization. That does not mean you give coworkers, vendors or others everything they want. But it does mean that you are respectful of others and will take time to weigh their needs. You will even discuss your thought process when you are trying to resolve a conflict between yourself or our organization and them.
· You should respect the privacy of other employees by not attempting to access their account or computer in an unauthorized manner. In addition, you should not bully other employees or spread gossip and rumors about them.
· You should pursue the organization’s interests, free from secret motives to advance others. In addition, you should generally not be heard badmouthing our organization.
Knowing the right and ethical thing to do is not easy in every situation. Conflicting interests and differing points of view may be present. For example, a coworker might ask you to send an email stating that she was at the office when she was not. She may tell you she needs you to tell this “white lie” so she can tell an insurance company that her car was in the company parking lot when it was dented.
There are good ways to resolve ethical questions like this. If you are not sure what the right thing to do is, seek help. Help can be found by consulting higher levels of management or our legal team. If you maintain your own personal integrity, you not only help our organization, you build a reputation that will reward you throughout your career.
Our organization strongly believes in the ideals of operating in a fair and ethical manner. In addition, we are less likely to conflict with the law and more likely to attract loyal employees, suppliers and customers by following good ethics. As such, we expect all members of our organization to operate in an ethical manner.Simply stated, ethics is knowing the difference between right and wrong and deciding to do the right thing. It includes upholding qualities of personal integrity, such as honesty, fairness and truthfulness. Maintaining your own personal integrity while at work includes the following guidelines:· Cheating, stealing and deception undermine trust and will not be tolerated. When you or the organization says something will happen, it should. If you promise someone that you will do something but then run into an obstacle, go back to that person and explain what happened.· Lies and trickery are poison to our organization. If you do not know the answer, simply say so. Admit that you do not know or that you cannot answer the question.· Consider the interests of others as you represent our organization. That does not mean you give coworkers, vendors or others everything they want. But it does mean that you are respectful of others and will take time to weigh their needs. You will even discuss your thought process when you are trying to resolve a conflict between yourself or our organization and them.· You should respect the privacy of other employees by not attempting to access their account or computer in an unauthorized manner. In addition, you should not bully other employees or spread gossip and rumors about them.· You should pursue the organization’s interests, free from secret motives to advance others. In addition, you should generally not be heard badmouthing our organization.Knowing the right and ethical thing to do is not easy in every situation. Conflicting interests and differing points of view may be present. For example, a coworker might ask you to send an email stating that she was at the office when she was not. She may tell you she needs you to tell this “white lie” so she can tell an insurance company that her car was in the company parking lot when it was dented.There are good ways to resolve ethical questions like this. If you are not sure what the right thing to do is, seek help. Help can be found by consulting higher levels of management or our legal team. If you maintain your own personal integrity, you not only help our organization, you build a reputation that will reward you throughout your career.
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