Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Chapter 5th
lecture #One
Conduct in Workplace / On The Job Skills
Chapter Objectives
• Conduct in workplace
• Personal Etiquette i.e. Punctuality and Attendance
• Workplace etiquette
• Networking and relationship building
• Team working
• Multi-tasking
• Discussion
• Assessment
Chapter Outcomes
• Demonstrate proper attendance;
• Initiate in networking;
• Carry out a group of tasks in the same time;
• Create and maintain good relation wit peers;
• Use a behavior that would increase their credibility;
Conduct in workplace / On the job skills
A code of conduct is your employer’s expectations of how you should
behave.
It can be written rules/regulations outlining what is acceptable and what is
not.
It is the DOs and DON’Ts in the workplace.
Why Are Codes of Conduct Needed?
• They provide guidance on how to act in certain situations, what is
acceptable and what is not.
• They help to ensure that you treat other people with respect and
courtesy.
• They help raise your awareness and respect of other people’s cultures and
customs.
Misconduct & Gross Misconduct
Misconduct is behavior that can lead to a warning or disciplinary action.
• Shouting and swearing.
• Rudeness.
• Misuse of company resources / property.
• Constant misconduct behavior can lead to your dismissal in long term.
Gross misconduct is when employer can dismiss you on a first offence.
• Theft
• Fraud
• Violence
Introduction
• Don’t gossip.
• Be dependable.
• Remember your manners! (Say please and thank you.
Ask, don’t just take. Don’t interrupt others just because
you are busy – they obviously are too!)
• Be considerate of others
Conduct rules to ensure you are an effective employee: