Ethics in the workplace

Which of the following is an example of ethical behavior in the workplace?

• Taking credit for someone else’s work

• Reporting accurate work hours

• Ignoring company policies

What should you do if you see a co-worker stealing office supplies?

• Confront them

• Report to the appropriate authority

• Ignore it

An employee shares company secrets with a competitor. This is a violation of:

• Professionalism

• Teamwork

• Confidentiality

Which of the following is a standard for ethical behavior?

• Fraud

• Fairness

• Dishonesty

Being transparent in your work means:

• Making assumptions

• Hiding mistakes

• Sharing truthful information

Treating all people equally regardless of their background is an example of:

• Conflict of interest

• Integrity

• Bias

Shared decision-making requires:

• Only one person deciding

• Keeping others uninformed

• Collaboration and consensus

When making a shared ethical decision, the most important factor is:

• Personal gain

• What's easiest to do

• What benefits most people

The primary role of a teacher according to the Code of Ethics is to:

• Earn a high salary

• Inspire and educate learners

• Focused more on personal and professional growth

RA 6713 promotes:

• Nepotism

• Accountability and Transparency

• Fairness and Kindness