Sentences with phrase «ethical professional does»

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At another Best Workplace, Baird, an employee said the investment and private equity firm discovered the «secret sauce» that combines ethical expectations, ambition and collegiality: «While everyone must be courteous and professional, that doesn't stifle open dialogue and disagreement.

Good news is, 75 % of professionals in the Middle East affirm that their managers often set an example of how to do things ethically, as revealed in the Ethical Leadership in the Middle East poll of January 2016.

Lifton argued that the shared antiwar position of the professionals was inseparable from their capacity to contribute to the psychological health of the veterans, «and that, since political and ethical views inevitably affect and to some extent define therapeutic encounters, we would do better to examine these relationships openly.»

This Supplier Code of Conduct (Supplier Code) extends that accountability to suppliers with whom DPS does business and outlines our expectations of our supplier partners to act in a professional, ethical, and legal manner in all of their dealings.

Is that the ethical and professional way of doing business?

Researchers also need to carefully navigate potential practical and ethical pitfalls if they don't want to see their professional relationships go awry.

In their interviews with the researchers, younger health professionals most often didn't identify any significant ethical challenges they faced, whereas those with 15 or 20 years experience said they had many.

The paper inflamed public fears about vaccines, but it was retracted in 2010 after the UK General Medical Council (GMC) concluded that Wakefield had a charge of serious professional misconduct to answer, in part because it found that his team did not have proper ethical approval for tests performed on the children.

I consider it my professional, ethical obligation to stay focused on doing creative and interesting science so that I can pass on to my students a knowledge of what science really is and what it means to practice it.

So while scientists are doing their best to be ethical in their personal and professional lives, they may well find that the money they are putting by for their future serves less ethical purposes.

Do you think this is an ethical practice for professional journalists?

So what can we do to increase the likelihood of Educators becoming professionals and of their practicing their profession in an ethical manner?

-LSB-...] An excellent characteristic of the book is that it does not stop with the «how - to» of using technology in the classroom but also engages the reader in ethical and cultural issues, assessment, classroom management when using technology, and teacher professional development.

School districts need to do much more to promote professional cultures that focus on both academic instruction and developing adults» ethical awareness and skills.

INEFFECTIVE School Library leaders do not consult professional ethical standards / norms, which can result in learner and / or practitioner professional underachievement.

I always reply: yes, it is ethical, provided that you hires a professional book reviewer who does an honest and unbiased review!

Doing due diligence on your investments and keeping a check that people managing your money are professionals, experienced, ethical, meet your requirements and are trustworthy is very important.

How do you avoid the greedy loan sharks and work with an honest, ethical mortgage professional who is worthy of a Veteran's business?

In so doing, the Code exemplifies the ethical standards that are necessary to underpin Healing Touch practice and promote professional ideals, aspirations and a sense of safety and trusteeship for society.

Professional organizations that care for and treat sentient beings all have ethical codes, directing members to «Do No Harm».

This course dovetails nicely with Jim Barry's discussion on ethical issues — what obligations do we have, as professionals, to give back to our community.

Obviously we work in a professional climate where most people simply do not give a shit about «elevating the medium» or about «making games that are more socially responsible» or more specifically about integrating moral or ethical decisions into gameplay or game narrative in order to offer deeper messages to our audiences.

Anybody with an education in the sciences can tell when a credentialed charlatan is violating scientific method, «cherry - picking» data, manipulating computer simulations (climate models) to «draw the curve, then plot the points,» concealing his raw observational data sets from properly skeptical examiners, corrupting academic peer review (both to suppress the publication of colleagues» studies casting doubt upon the reviewing officers» pet hypotheses and to ensure that the submissions of «The Team» do not suffer impediments to publication), and concerting all these violations of professional ethical standards by way of back - room confabs and some of the most incredibly stupid e-mails this side of Enron's «Smartest Guys in the Room.»

Now, I know you will answer that you did not really say that, but I should not have to remind you that it is your ethical duty as a professional, to correct those statements when you see them in the public and policy - maker discourse.

«Does such a behaviour violate the ethical rules in the Rules of Professional Conduct?»

Well, I've been arguing for awhile now that when lawyers do need to show we're the superior choice, our ethical standards, practice insurance, and professional indemnity system will be among our greatest assets.

My attorney match is professional, ethical, punctual, and she gets the job done.

While many lawyers will make the easier ethical decisions in their careers more by thinking logically and applying common sense than by reading the rules, along the way in history the rule makers have agreed with the commenter to my post, that common sense does not make a cognizable set of rules for the masses to follow, and thus they wrote precursors to today's American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct.

And putting aside for a moment the ethical problems, and the professional reputation problems, it just doesn't work.

Though the Canadian Judicial Council in its Statement of Principles did not explicitly refer to the hazards of sharp lawyering when dealing with an unrepresented party, it nevertheless advised that «Members of the Bar are expected to be respectful of self - represented persons and to adjust their behavior... in accordance with their professional ethical obligations.»

Goldstein said that while he doesn't feel it is currently an ethical obligation, it is a matter of professional responsibility: «The service I provide to clients is based on presenting the latest, most efficient and cost - effective options that allow me to maximize my experience and knowledge as a lawyer with individual clients.»

It is the duty of every lawyer to represent his or her client in an ethical, professional manner, and nearly every lawyer does so.

Morris says he believes when new and junior lawyers see what the technology is capable of, and that it is possible to operate in an ethical and professional way using it, and also how «incredibly inexpensive» it is compared to running a more traditional law firm, «we'll see a lot more people doing it this way.»

John does agree that a lawyer should work with a security professional to meet his / her ethical requirements, particularly so if they do not feel competent to deal with the issues involved; the last thing you want is thinking that you might be invincible...

We at Lawyerist have written a bit about this subject, and the CLE's speakers correctly stated that if you are not on Facebook because you are afraid of the legal ethical implications of exposing certain areas of your personal life to your professional contacts, or vice versa, don't be afraid.

However, that legal writing centers may in part draw upon positivist theory does not mean that they should be the remedial writing centers that appeared in universities in the 1940s and 1950s.91 Nor should the law school writing center be offered as a proofreading, cite - checking, or line - editing service for students; though tutors can provide generalized feedback and answer questions on issues of small - scale organization such as sentence structure and word choice, legal writers must be responsible for the polishing of their own documents, for both professional and ethical reasons.

Other people and things can attempt to do these functions, but only lawyers and librarians have a professional obligation to do so in an ethical manner.

But if what I say doesn't scare you, consider the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, which has again amended the Pennsylvania Rules of Professional Conduct, to highlight that lawyers have an ethical duty to preserve confidentiality, which includes (obviously) preventing cyberattacks.

But, as if the case whenever lawyers do just about anything in their professional capacity, ethical issues can arise when lawyers interact on LinkedIn.

Indiana nursing homes and medical professionals must maintain licenses and meet certain ethical standards in order to practice and do business.

Conway emphasizes, however, that all lawyers have an ethical obligation to follow the rules of professional conduct and that outside investment does not change this.

In addition, the BC Code does contain a number of sections from the Model Code that were not in the Professional Conduct Handbook and as such introduces a variety of new concepts to the ethical and professional responsibility landscape in the province that lawyers should Professional Conduct Handbook and as such introduces a variety of new concepts to the ethical and professional responsibility landscape in the province that lawyers should professional responsibility landscape in the province that lawyers should be aware of.

As practicing lawyers, we are subject to professional and ethical obligations and we do not disclose personal information subject to solicitor - client privilege unless the privilege is lawfully waived or we are required by law to do so.

Verilli emphasized the ethical obligation and professional incentives lawyers have to do pro bono, while Kramer discussed the benefits of using the collective impact model to create better client outcomes.

«I have difficulty seeing how [Routhier] can negotiate a file with his litigator as mayor while pleading against his own administration,» Rino Soucy, a partner with Montreal's Dufresne Hébert Comeau and co-author of a book on ethical and professional conduct for municipal politicians and employees, told La Presse (although he did not return calls from Canadian Lawyer).

Due diligence was undertaken on these firms prior to the relationships being formalised, all are regulated professional firms in the countries where they do business and are committed to high ethical standards under the various agreements between them and DLA Piper.

An article from Bench & Bar of Minnesota, «Ethical Responsibilities for an Impaired Partner» (October 2003), by Kenneth L. Jorgensen, Director, Minnesota Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility, does a very good job explaining the obligations of firm members when a partner is impaired — due to substance abuse, mental or emotional impairments, or «the mental decline or deterioration associated with aging that can reach the level of impairment before a lawyer retires.»

«You can get free reviews almost anywhere on the Internet, the value added is that the writers who do the reviews for our members are those who have «vetted» and who we know work to the highest ethical and professional work standards.

As stated above, the legal and ethical duty of a credentialing body of health care professionals is to differentiate individuals with the required competence and knowledge from individuals who do not have the required competence and knowledge.

However, an analysis of the CBA opinion and the Michigan Rules of Professional Conduct («MRPC») clearly demonstrate that Collaborative Practice does not violate ethical rules governing lawyers or the MRPC.