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    Failure in observing this policy for any staff will result in disciplinary action being taken against the person(s) involved. Staff who see the abuse and fail to report concerns are in breach of the policy. What are your responsibilities within this policy? As a staff member I should respect others and expect to be respected so I don’t become a victim of abuse. If any concerns may arise I should speak to the manager immediately. If I see other staff members being abused I would

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    Whistleblowing and Sarbanes-Oxley Bionca Murray 1-20-2015 Law‚ Ethics‚ & Corp. Governance Dr. Campbell Strayer University To often employees put up with the wrong doings of their employer‚ in order to keep their job. Whistleblowers are those rare individuals who are not afraid to stand up for what’s right. Whistleblowing is the act of an employee who believes that public interest overrides the interest of the organization. The person blows the whistle that the organization is in fraudulent

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    "Informatics and Professional Responsibility‚" he argues that "although informatics has been undergoing a rapid development‚ there has been no corresponding development in the concept of responsibility as it applies to computing practitioners" (107). Gotterbarn believes that computer professionals should be perfect and are responsible for any effects caused by their coding. I disagree with Gotterbarn on this matter. In this essay‚ I will show that Gotterbarn’s thoughts and beliefs on professional responsibility

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    Unit 5 E1 The responsibilities of the practitioner in professional relationships: • Following the laws and legislation. • Following policies and procedures. • Maintaining confidentiality • Thinking about the child’s safety and development. • Understanding the importance of teamwork. • Respect views of parents‚ children • Respect the principles of confidentiality. • Be committed in meeting the needs of children. • Respect parents and carers. •

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    PHR Tarleton University By Megan Pulido September 10‚ 2013 The Bernie Madoff scheme was one of the largest Ponzi schemes to date‚ and a classic record of whistleblowing in business. The Madoff scheme represents a case of unethical behavior in business dealings within a company constituting an ethical stand against unlawful behavior‚ by way of whistle blowing. The summary below describes the events that occurred

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    particular‚ the media” (p. 251). “Whistleblowing is an attempt by a member or former member of an organization to issue a warning to the public about a serious wrongdoing or danger created or concealed by the organization. Numerous definitions of whistleblowing appear in health care and business literature‚ but all point to the importance of advocacy‚ that is‚ protecting someone who will likely be harmed. To define the terms further within the scope of nursing‚ whistleblowing is the action taken by a nurse

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    MBA Programme STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT WHISTLEBLOWING AN ADVANTAGE TO THE ORGANIZATION Prepared By: | | Abstract. This paper studies the topic the advantages of whistle blowing to an organization. Generally when there is whistle blowing in the external environment of a company its causes all kinds of negative publicity. However‚ there are some effects of the whistle blowing which can provide certain advantage to a particular organization. This advantage is possible majorly if

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    ANALYSIS OF WHISTLE BLOWING IN NUSING Analysis of Whistle Blowing in Nursing Introduction The concept of whistle blowing has become increasingly prevalent in society‚ especially as it relates to persons within professional organizations. There have been numerous examples of whistle blowing reported by the media. This has resulted in an increased awareness by the public in the concept. However‚ despite the increased use of the term in the media and increased public awareness‚ many are not aware

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    James Terry who was whistleblowing on another government official that stated a Sheriff‚ Al Nienhuis has been hiding and taking the money from the County Commission (655). On the other hand Sheriff Al Nienhuis was a lobbyists in this article because he wanted the money from the government and the federal inmates housing (655). Therefore‚ what Terry has done by whistleblowing on another government official is called truth telling‚

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    PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY: AN ACEDEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION Ross McDonald University of Phoenix GEN/200: FOUNDATIONS FOR GENERAL EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS February 25‚ 2013 Students transitioning from high school to college today face many challenges. They are besieged by a host of external influences that may shape or cloud their ability to take responsibility. These influences include family‚ friends‚ religious beliefs‚ personal biases‚ and socioeconomic background. Even

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