WORK

ETHICS

Elvie M. Martinez
Registrar I
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Work Immersion - is a key feature in the senior high school curriculum which involves hands-on

experience or work simulation in which students can apply their competencies and acquired
knowledge relevant to their track.

Importance :

1.To better equip senior high school students for college

2.To become familiar with the workplace
3. To simulate employment, and to apply their competencies in areas of specialization or applied

subjects in actual work environment

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4. To have attitudes, appreciation and respect for work.

5. To allow them to have a smooth transition from school to work after they gain valuable
experience.

What and Who comprises work environment?

• Tasks, jobs and projects

2. Workers
3. Management Team
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Ethics - is concerned with human conduct, more specifically the behavior of individuals in
society.

Work ethics - is a personal set of values and standards for acceptable behaviors in the

workplace
- directly influences how someone approaches their daily tasks, as they are driven
by the passion and enjoyment they have for their work.
Employees with strong work ethics are highly motivated and produce consistently high-quality
results.
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VALUES THAT COMPRISES WORK ETHICS

1. PROFESSIONALISM - involves consistently achieving high standards, both in the work you do
and the way you behave. Being professional helps you to achieve high-
quality results, while impressing and inspiring others – and feeling good
about yourself.

5 Workplace Etiquette Tips to Professionalism

a. Make a Good First Impression. This can establish a successful interpersonal

relationship and lasting reputation within your
organization.
Key Points to Make Good Impression

Be on time.
Present yourself appropriately.
Be yourself.
Have a winning smile.
Be open and confident.
Use small talk.
Be positive.
Be courteous and attentive
Etiquette Tips to Professionalism

b, Avoid Gossip
c. Communication is Key. ..
Make eye contact. Eye contact is a nonverbal form of communication

Smile. A sincere smile puts people at ease and makes people feel welcome.
Be authentic
Be a good communicator
Use positive body language

Be empathetic.
Be a good listener
Etiquette Tips to Professionalism

d. Understand your Work Environment. ...

Do your research and come prepared
Read the job description carefully. ...
Research the company online. ...
Ask questions at the interview. ...
Visit your workplace. ...
Ask contacts who work at the company. ...
Read online reviews.
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e. Be Personable Yet Professional

Personable - means you are friendly, approachable and agreeable.
Someone who is personable is easy to get along with and is
not arrogant or easy to offend.

2. ACCOUNTABILITY - it is an acknowledgmentt of responsibility for actions, decisions,

and products. It's the ability to take initiative, and maintain
effective work habits (prioritize, plan and manage work;
punctuality) to produce high-quality results.
Examples of Accountability in the Workplace

Examples of Accountability in the Workplace

Pay attention to the details- it ensures accurate and high quality of work.
It means accepting the responsibility and make the best output.

Acknowledge and fix your mistakes – accountability means

acknowledging and fixing your mistakes. It is easy to pass the blame on
someone else but accountability means accepting responsibility for your
errors and taking the appropriate actions. Mistakes are a necessary part of
the learning process. When you can approach your errors as an opportunity
for growth, you can move from blame to accountability.
Examples of Accountability in the Workplace

Help your co-workers. you can offer to stay late with a colleague to help
them finish that last-minute project or take over a coworker's tasks while
they're off sick for the day. Helping after completing your own
responsibilities shows collaboration, empathy, and accountability for the
team's success.

Develop a proactive approach. Developing a proactive approach involves

thinking ahead to anticipate issues. Thinking proactively allows you to
create practical solutions to minimize or eliminate potential problems.
Examples of Accountability in the Workplace

Show up as a leader. Showing up as a leader regardless of your position

shows responsibility for your team and organization. Leadership also means
developing initiative in the workplace.

Stand up for what is right. Standing up for what's right in the workplace is a
sign of accountability. Being accountable to yourself and those you work
with means sharing your opinions and working to find a solution when
something isn't right. For example, this can include standing up against
bullying in the workplace, encouraging inclusion and diversity, or identifying
unethical behavior.
Examples of Accountability in the Workplace

Be willing to accept criticism. Being accountable means being willing to take

constructive criticism. Criticism and feedback can come from managers,
colleagues, customers, or those under your direction. Responsibility requires
you to be coachable, acknowledging that you don't know everything.

Accepting feedback can help you focus on areas where you can improve,
whether technical skills or personality characteristics. Being coachable also
means you listen to those around you and appreciate their insights and
opinions.
Offer solutions instead of complaints.
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3. RESPECT FOR THE WORK AND TEAMMATES

Say something....
Smile. ...
Say “thank you.” It may seem like common sense, but many people forget to say
thank you or don't say it with sincerity. ...
Be considerate and discreet....
Apologize....
Participate constructively
Involvement of employees in management decision-making in the workplace by
means of information and consultation
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Respond in a timely manner ("on time)

Go the extra mile. To do more than one is required to do.

4. INTEGRITY - means HONESTY

Show up ready to work

Set a positive example
Be respectful during conflict
Practice accountability
Follow and enforce company policies
Respect property
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5. TIMELINESS
Being on time helps you be cool, calm, and collected, and you make a great
impression by showing the other person you respect their valuable time. By arriving
early, you allow yourself a few extra minutes to think through your argument, and you
appear more confident, poised, and in control.

6. DISCIPLINE
It is your ability to follow rules, regulations and procedures and to stay committed to
the code of ethics in the workplace.
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7. ADAPTABILITY
It is the willingness to change your behavior or strategy as needed to adjust to a
changing environment. It is crucial for success in today's ever-changing workplace.

12 Characteristics you need to Adopt to be Adaptable

Embrace change. This means don't freak out. ...
Become the change you want to see. ...
Practice being Flexible. ...
Be willing to experiment. ...
Accept failure and learn from it. ...
Get into the habit of positive self-talk. ...
Be mindful. ...
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STUDENT OATH
I, ______________ (your name), / promise to do my best / to make mature and the right decisions,/
holding myself accountable / to a high standard of integrity, / hard work, / and commitment to excellence. /
I promise to do my best / to understand and respect my personal responsibilities, / my freedom of
expression, / my duty to serve others, / my school and community, / the proper care for properties, / and
the environment in which I share with others. / I pledge to do the best of my God-given abilities / to work
in peace and harmony / with my fellow students,/ immersion coordinator, / co-workers and management
team / where I will be assigned. / I promise to give back my beloved school / the San Antonio National
High School / the honor and good impression / for always giving the best knowledge and skills / that we
will significantly use and apply in this work immersion.
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Thank you
and
Good luck !!!
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