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Workplace Ethics Desirable Employee Qualities
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Cooperativeness ▫Willingness to work with others to achieve a common goal ▫Do tasks you don’t like without complaining ▫Do your fair share of the work ▫Pitch in to help a coworker who has fallen behind workwise or has a really hard task to complete ▫Volunteer to help others meet a deadline
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Desirable Employee Qualities Willingness to Follow Directions ▫Vital skill for any job ▫Listen carefully, even if you are already familiar with the instructions given ▫Take notes if possible ▫Ask questions
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Desirable Employee Qualities Willingness to Learn ▫Learn your own job as well as other tasks ▫Learn all you can about the company ▫Look for training opportunities Initiative ▫Doing what must be done without waiting to be told
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Desirable Employee Qualities ▫Willingness to Take on More Responsibility Responsibility is the willingness to accept an obligation and be accountable for an action or situation ▫Self-Management Self-management means doing what’s necessary to build a better career (self-promotion) Set career goals & develop a plan to reach them Monitor your work habits and performance
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Desirable Employee Qualities ▫Loyalty Be a team player to help company achieve goals Don’t bad mouth the company or supervisor in conversations Be positive Be the solution, not the problem Don’t point fingers Pitch in when a crisis comes up.
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Workplace Ethics Ethical Behavior
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Ethics are principles of conduct governing a group or society ▫Checklist Is the action illegal? Does it violate company or professional standards? Who is affected, and how, by the action Honesty ▫Dishonesty is the root of most ethics problems in a workplace
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Ethical Behavior HONESTY Time Money Employer Property
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Ethical Behavior Interaction with Others ▫Confidentiality means not discussing secrets with others that don’t need to know
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Ethical Behavior Fairness ▫Treat others with dignity and respect ▫Prejudice is an unjustifiable negative attitude toward a personal or group Sexist or racist comments Stereotyping Name calling Generalizations Employee can be fired and/or company sued
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Ethical Behavior Handling Unethical Practices ▫Ask if isolated incident or ongoing practice ▫If deliberate, don’t ignore but handle carefully ▫If harassed by a client/customer, walk away and report to supervisor ▫If harassed by coworker, inform you won’t tolerate; still problem, then talk to supervisor
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Ethical Behavior Handling Unethical Practices ▫If harassed by unethical employer Keep written record by describing incident and noting date and time Check with others and get their perspective Check your motives Collect evidence, if appropriate Decide whether to be anonymous or in the open Report facts or observations, and DON’T EXAGGERATE
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