TOUR 413 Global Code of Ethics for Tourism Article 9 Submitted by: Submitted To: Isles‚ Bernadette Sir Ryan Paligsa Samonte‚ Celine Ivygail Ybamit‚ Jacqueline Article 9: Rights of the workers and entrepreneurs in the tourism industry Tourism workers and entrepreneurs includes those people who works in the tourism directly or indirectly like tour guides‚ travel agents‚ hotel staffs‚ vendors and the like. 9.1 The fundamental rights of salaried and self-employed
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McBride Financial Services Code of Ethics * All Employees must ensure they follow all laws and regulations while conducting their business. Laws and regulations are in place to ensure all companies and their employees conduct their business in an ethical manner. * Employees are expected to present themselves in a professional manner as well as behave professionally at all times. * While interacting with customers always be honest and sincere because you are speaking on
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Methodologies for the screening‚ identification and support strategies for students with special needs have developed and expanded overtime‚ evolving into the best practices for targeting specific interventions based on tiers of needed support. Within the school- or class-wide setting‚ tiers to assist students‚ such as the Response to Intervention (RTI) strategies tend to focus on reading and writing as an area to support students across multiple subjects. Response to Intervention‚ like Intervention
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The Code of Ethics of the National Association of Social Workers focuses on 6 core values that are greatly embedded in the profession of social work. As a young student who is determined to be a social worker I have become very invested in the core values since first learning about them in my Introduction to Social Work class with Professor Thigpen. As we discussed each of these core values in class I became extremely interested in the value of social justice. This core value encourages social
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1. Identification A. Laura Moscone‚ a Human Resource Director for a small firm‚ has to decide which applicant out of a set of finalists she should hire for an outside sales position; however‚ her firm’s policy includes Facebook postings of their private life in her decision making for hiring any applicant for the outside sales position. B. 1. Should Laura hire Jack Friendly? 2. Should Laura disregard company policy? 3. Should Laura use Google‚ Facebook‚ LinkedIn‚ and
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want. Virtue ethics is agent orientated where actions are devised by what we desire while using reason. This reasoning is the action any “good” person would do. Utilitarianism believes in the same consequence for each situation. This outcome is happiness. Virtue ethics considers what the right course of action is in different situations. So what is noticed is utilitarianism depends
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Unit 010: Support children and young people’s positive behaviour Outcome 1.1‚ 1.2‚ outcome2 2.1‚ 2.2‚ 2.3‚ 2.4 0utcome 3 3.1‚ 3.2 Describe the policies and procedures of the setting to promoting children and young people’s positive behaviour. There are different ways in which we can manage children’s behaviour and guide them to show positive behaviour in our work settings. A behaviour policy is a document that is legally required at Henry Moore Primary school. A behaviour policy sets out how the
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DEALING Positive Replacement Behavior A) Reinforcement when dealing with behaviors‚ is a stimuli that increases the likelihood of a certain behavior to reoccur‚ reinforcement typically occurs after the behavior that is supposed to be reinforced. There are two types of reinforcement‚ Positive and negative‚ both of them serving the same purpose but providing the results in different means. Positive reinforcement occurs when a behavior is being reinforced by "rewarding " the desired behavior. Examples
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Is Ethics Natural or Learned Behavior? Human beings have an innate ethical sense that urges them to make predictable choices. Although most people believe their actions are guided by logic and reason‚ reason often acts only as a way to justify these choices. Ethics is a learned behavior‚ a behavior that starts from childhood. Every individual has choices in life. And everyone’s perception of right and wrong may not be the same. This discussion will be based on is ethics natural or learned
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Running head: COMPARING CODES OF ETHICS 1 Comparing Codes of Ethics Heather Lewis Walden University COUN 6306 Dr. Vicki Coleman September 10‚ 2013 Comparing Codes of Ethics Mental health counselors have to follow rules‚ and guidelines also known as codes of ethics. There are many ethical and legal issues in the field of counseling. Codes of ethics are designed to protect the client as well as the counselor. “Most fundamentally‚ they exist to protect and promote the
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