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    Code of Ethics

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    The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia’s Code of Professional Conduct (from 1998) has been revised to reflect: ›› changes in legislation‚ changes to the health care landscape and evolution of professional pharmacy practice; ›› the implementation of national registration for pharmacists including the overarching Code of Conduct for Registered Health Practitioners; ›› the reviews and subsequent release of PSA’s Professional Practice Standards and the pharmacy profession’s National Competency

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    Ethics Applied Word Count: 372 Code of Ethics I am an employee at Liberty Mutual Insurance Group; Founded in Boston in 1912 to write workers compensation insurance. Liberty Mutual Group today has grown to become a diversified group of insurance company with operations worldwide. They offer Auto‚ Home‚ Commercial‚ Life‚ and Umbrella Policies. Like every business in the USA‚ Liberty has a Code of Business Ethics and Conduct-Guiding Principle. The purpose of the code is to create and maintain

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    Code of Ethics.

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    A code of ethics is “the principles and values that guide the actions of an individual or population when faced with questions of right and wrong”. It is important for individuals to follow codes of ethics in order to be successful as an individual or be successful in a professional career. Following codes of ethics makes it easier for an individual to distinguish what is right from what is wrong. Following codes of ethics will help an individual become a better person or perform at a higher level

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    Code Ethics Issues Ethical codes are adopted by organizations to assist members in understanding the difference between ’right’ and ’wrong’ and in applying that understanding to their decisions. An ethical code generally implies documents at three levels: codes of business ethicscodes of conduct for employees‚ and codes of professional practice. Code of ethics (corporate or business ethics) A code of business ethics often focuses on social issues. It may set out general principles about

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    Code of Ethics Accountants are expected to not only work for their clients but also for the general public. They are trusted to do the accounting work of their employers correctly and according to laws and regulations. While errors cannot be prevented completely‚ they should not be making errors knowingly. Especially if the errors are in the company’s favor‚ it could be considered fraud. Integrity Accountants should always be honest in their job because many people are relying on them. As

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    Code of Ethics Tamara McGrath HCS 435 Robert Vella September 28‚ 2010 There are many health care specialties in the world‚ but no matter which specialty is being practiced‚ they all have a code of ethics. Code of ethics is a set of written guidelines that are issued by an organization or company. These guidelines are made and set not only for organization and/or company employees‚ but also for the managers and/or bosses as well. These guidelines help to make a company or organization run

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    Women in Law Enforcement

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    Women in law enforcement face multiple workplace challenges that can be very trying for them. They face sexual harassment‚ gender discrimination in the form of the glass ceiling‚ double standards‚ differential treatment‚ and are made to feel like it is career versus family. Many people believe that it is a man’s place to be put in the frontlines where it is the most dangerous and that women should not be allowed there. Sexual harassment is something that does happen more than it should. Many of

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    Code of Ethics and Rules of Conduct for Amway Business Owners Business Starter Guide Business Starter Guide 1 2 Rules of Conduct Contents Section 1: Introduction Section 2: Definitions Section 1: Introduction 07 Section 4: Responsibilities of All Distributors 10 Section 5: Sponsorship Responsibilities 16 Section 6: Preservation of the Line of Sponsorship 17 Section 7: Business Support Materials (BSM) 21 The Amway Rules of Conduct

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    Women In Law Enforcement

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    Throughout the United States‚ women were minorities in Law Enforcement. Women have been in policing for over 150 years and‚ despite strong resistance by those within the male-dominated field and public opinion‚ have challenged traditional and stereotypical perceptions of “authentic” police officers; women have used their talents and abilities in policing to prove their capacity as viable police officers. For example‚ Alice Stebbin Wells was the first women to be called a policewomen in the Los Angeles

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    police officers on duty whom abuse their position to receive any type of gain for themselves or others. There are many types of corruption which includes‚ internal corruption where police officers bend rules/law to commission illegal acts for example destroying evidence. Selective enforcement where police officers exploit their discretion and authority‚ for example arresting someone and not charging them in return of cash. Active criminalities where police officers participate in serious criminal

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