the set of standards that a professional is bound to observe. The Real Estate Commissioner's Regulations establish such a code, and professional associations such as the National Association of Realtors also have codes for their members.
A set of ethical behavioral rules developed by an organization or a professional society.
A written standard of ethical conduct embraced by the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®, a trade organization of more than 700,000 members representing all branches of the real estate industry.
A organization's formal statement of its ethical standards.
is the regulation outlining appropriate behaviour and prohibited conduct for Kentucky's certified educators. For additional information see 16 KAR 1:020.
a clear, concise and powerful statement
a comprehensive statement of the values and principles which should guide the daily work of auditors
a crucial element in forming a professional
a formal statement that acts as a guide for how people within a particular organization should act and make decisions in an ethical fashion
a general statement of core values that define the professional role of the civil service
a group of ethical behavior rules developed by organizations or by a professional society
a guide for an individual or group to follow in making decisions regarding ethical issues
a guideline for professionalism that has b een adopted by all members of the American Seminar Leaders Association
a key element of that separates specialists from professionals, in U
a living document that has developed over time to bring greater clarity, greater integration between the ethical statements and practice standards, and to ensure that the Code address all aspects of relationships caregiver find themselves in
an appropriate place to outline a firm's philosophy regarding the receipt of gifts and entertainment as well as establish the controls the firm puts in place to limit the corrupting influence of such gifts
an attempt to define basic rules, or principles for determining what constitutes "good" or "right" behaviour
an explicit statement of ethical standards developed by a group of professional practitioners
an expression of the values of an occupational group, and the principles that guide members' actions
an important resource in providing standards of conduct
an important re- source in providing standards of conduct
a public statement of the principles, values and behaviour expected of all public sector bodies and employees, with a few exclusions, such as elected officials, local government employees, police officers, and universities
a set of principles or values that governs the conduct of members of
a set of statements about appropriate and expected behaviour of members of a professional group and, as such, reflects its values
a statement of the common values of this Association
a wonderful way to garner respect and credibility, though the mention of a universal authority on ethics in blogging is somewhat alarming
a written statement of responsibility for proper conduct
a formal statement of values and the rules which employees are expected to follow.
The purpose of the Institute's Code of Ethics [attach the Code of Ethics.pdf] is to promote an ethical culture in the global profession of internal auditing. A code of ethics is necessary and appropriate for the profession of internal auditing, founded as it is on the trust placed in its objective assurance about risk, control, and governance. The Code of Ethics applies to both individuals and entities that provide internal audit services.
of The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) sets forth standards of conduct for Members of The IIA and Certified Internal Auditors to effectively discharge their responsibilities. The Code of Ethics calls for high standards of honesty, objectivity, diligence, and loyalty. (240.01)
Standards based upon moral principles and values that identify the conduct that is expected of professionals in respect to integrity, competence, conformity to standards of practice, loyalty, fairness, concern for negative impact, and confidentiality.
An explicit statement of the values, principles, and rules of a profession that regulate the conduct of its members.
Ethical standards of conduct for home inspectors.
The Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS establishes obligations that a REALTOR must comply with to ensure that all parties to the transaction are treated fairly.
A formal, written statement of the values and ethical standards that guide a firm's actions
A trade association for outdoor media operators that has set principles pledging members plans to properly operate in public interests.
A systematically arranged and comprehensive collection of moral principles and values; rules of conduct.
(98) - indicates material indexed is a professional code of ethics, or indicates the presence of a professional code of ethics or conduct. For discussions about professional codes of ethics or conduct, see CINAHL subject headings: ETHICS; ETHICS, DENTAL; ETHICS, MEDICAL; or ETHICS, NURSING.
This refers to the canons or professional standards that certificate holders must agree to uphold and abide by. It is frequently an agreed upon statement of principles and expected behavior and conduct of the certificate holders. Commonly referred to as Standards of Practice or Codes of Professional Conduct, the canons are subject to enforcement and certificate holders found in violation of the code of ethics may be subject to disciplinary procedures. Codes of ethics are made a requirement for application to or awarding of certification.
A written system of standards of ethical conduct. The Code of Ethics of the National Association of Realtors, first written in 1913, establishes the high standards of conduct for members of the Realtor community.
Rules setting forth accepted standards of conduct which reflect principles of morality and fairness.
Rules of ethical conduct, such as those that govern the actions of members of a professional group.
A specific set of professional behaviors and values the professional interpreter must know and must abide by, including confidentiality, accuracy, privacy, integrity.
Standards subscribed to by members of the National Association of Realtors.
A Code of Conduct that both swimmers and coaches are required to sign at certain USS/LSC sponsored events. The Code is not strict and involves common sense and proper behavior.
A system of appropriate conduct agreed to and maintained within a community or business environment.
An organized group of ethical behavior guidelines, which govern the day-to-day activities of a profession or organization.
A written system of standards of ethical conduct. Because of the nature of the relationship between a broker and a client or other persons in a real estate transaction, a high standard of ethics is needed to ensure that the broker acts in the best interests of both his or her principal and any third parties.
Rules of an organization which guide the ethical behavior of it's members. An example would be the National Association of Realtors'® Code of Ethics.
