The New South Wales Police Force (NSWPF) professional reputation relies on integrity and ethical conduct of all police officers within the organisation. In the course of work, an officer may face a broad range of ethical dilemmas in which he or she may not know the right course of action to take, when a course of action is too difficult to follow, or when a course of action appears tempting. These ethical dilemmas are further explored through issues such as conflict of interest between officers and
Australia The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is the regulatory body for consumer protection in Australia. It is an independent authority of the Australian government which was established in 1995. Roles and Responsibilities • The ACCC is the sole administering body for both competition law and Consumer Act law. • It is in
phone calls in front of the patient, ignoring the patient’s concerns, giving false reassurance and making the patient feel uncomfortable and worthless through disrespectful comments (Donovan, 2015). Furthermore, the nurse exhibits unprofessional conduct by speaking negatively about the patient, flirting with the patient’s brother, not performing vital sign checks and communicating poorly and giving false information to the doctor (Donovan,
impairment to individual aircraft assets their recoverable amount was not reduced below their fair value less costs to sell. The size of the impairment loss recognised is largely the result of wide body aircraft being purchased through a period where the Australian dollar was significantly weaker against the US dollar compared to recent years’. Impairment of specific
right and wrong, good and bad and are mostly used in the resolution of conflicts where two competing moral rules collide. Modern Australian business’s and government organisations across Australia find it very important that their core purpose and structure be consistent through
Business ethics are the elements that helps an organization achieves success. Most organizations expect employees to follow a code of ethics, which are sometimes simply referred to as “rules”. This code explains the standards of integrity with respect to relationships with customers, other employees and others associated with the organization. Following ethical practices can earn trust for the organization that translates into long-term benefits. ‘Ethics’ is derived from the Greek word ethos, which
On Luna there is a code of conduct that they abide by and is based on old cultural values. Since Luna’s original inhabitants were criminals their values were similar to those of a mafia. The values that they uphold are simple and very informal; they are a disregard for conventional laws and is based on family reputation and money. These two values were socially created to serve as a standard and not as a law. The punishment for breaking the code results in private settlement or informal
application on a general public prompts the disguise of law in human soul. At first, law gives just an outer conduct or an obvious impact, however with the pace of time the commanding dutifulness of laws takes the state of a disguised acknowledgment of chronic acquiescence. For instance, the street movement laws, when are connected on a general public get disguised in a national's conduct after certain
people working at their suppliers. The vision is “to create a better life for many people” and this refers not only to the customers, but also to all the people that is involved in the IKEA processes. The areas of priority considered are: a code of conduct to be adopted “The IKEA way on purchasing home furnishing products, IWAY” stating the requirements in terms of social, environmental and working conditions. There are based on the Declaration of Fundamental principles and Rights at work by ILO
Along with legislation business should follow standards and codes of practice. a. What are mandatory standards, give examples? These are safety and information standards designed for specific services and products i.e. For example, under the Telecommunications Act 1997, The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) enforce the Telemarketing and Research Calls Industry Standard 2007. b. What are voluntary standards