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HR ETHICS & PROFESSIONALISM RECOMMITTING TO OUR CODE OF ETHICS

RECOMMITTING TO OUR CODE OF ETHICS - 15 APRIL 2015 (Christine Botha)

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Page 1: RECOMMITTING TO OUR CODE OF ETHICS - 15 APRIL 2015 (Christine Botha)

HR ETHICS & PROFESSIONALISM

RECOMMITTING TO OUR CODE OF ETHICS

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We value what we can offer as a profession and recognise the stewardship role of the profession and its members. This role is embodied in the norms and principles we stand for. The purpose of this code is to entrench the obligation we have as professional HR practitioners to uphold the profession’s norms and principles and to conduct our activities in a professional and ethical manner. To ensure the trust of all our stakeholders, we strive to build the reputation of the profession and its members through the values of responsibility, integrity, respect and competence.

THE SABPP CODE OF ETHICS

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As members of the profession of Human Resource Management in South Africa, we actively pursue the ideals of professionalism and are therefore ethically obliged to:

•  Bring meaning and quality of work life to the people we serve in our professional capacities

•  Ensure the sustainability of the organisations that we serve

•  Make a difference to the communities we touch.

OUR ETHICAL IDENTITY

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•  Meaningfully transform the lives of those men and women that are employed by the organisations we serve.

•  Contribute to the success and sustainability of the organisations that employ us or that we render a service to.

•  Comply with the expectations of our profession and fellow practitioners.

•  We accept responsibility for the outcomes of our actions and interventions. In this we contribute to the greater goodness of society.

OUR ETHICAL VALUES

RESPONSIBILITY

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As HR practitioners we are committed to

•  Exemplary ethical conduct that is characterised by honesty, objectivity, fairness of judgment, consistency of action and loyalty to our profession and the organisations and communities we engage with.

•  We aim to grow the profession in a controlled and responsible manner. In that we strive to attract to the profession members with sound moral character and integrity.

OUR ETHICAL VALUES

INTEGRITY

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•  We are unwaveringly committed to tolerance, respect for human dignity and upholding the human rights as prescribed by the constitution of the country.

•  We treat all our stakeholders with respect and protect them from harm.

•  We stand in service of our profession and its membership, those organisations that remunerate us for our professional contributions, and the communities we affect.

•  We have an obligation to prevent breaches of principles of respect and to assertively object to such violations when they occur.

•  We respect the confidentiality of information that is entrusted to us.

OUR ETHICAL VALUES

RESPECT

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•  Professional registration of HR practitioners is a privilege afforded to individuals that have met the criteria for registration.

•  We are committed to ensure professional credibility by actively evaluating and protecting the quality of professional education and training of those aspiring to enter the profession.

•  We aspire to uphold the highest standards of continued professional development and improvement of competence of members of the profession.

OUR ETHICAL VALUES

COMPETENCE

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•  We enact this aspiration through role modeling and mentorship.

•  It is our professional duty to integrate and apply sound human resource management principles, policies and practices in all aspects of people management and to assess the value that we add.

•  We strive to formulate generally accepted HR practices that adhere to criteria of scientific and feasibility proportions.

•  It is our quest to build the field of human resource management by promoting and supporting rigorous research.

OUR ETHICAL VALUES

COMPETENCE

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3.3.1 Position HR as a strategic partner in the risk governance structures and processes of the organisation.

6.2.4 Ensure fair, ethical and organisational cultural practices focusing on the achievement of performance targets in a sustainable way.

7.2.2 Deliver a fair & equitable reward system and process that is ethical, cost effective and sustainable.

HRM SYSTEMS STANDARD

RISK, PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT, REWARD

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7.2.4 Ensure compliance with organisational governance principles and practices aligned to national and relevant international governance codes of practice and relevant legislation.

10.3.2 Ethics of interventions is observed.

11.3.7 Provide independent professional oversight, guidance and consulting with regard to HR policy, strategy and organisational people practices and ethical values.

HRM SYSTEMS STANDARD

EMPLOYEE RELATIONS, OD & SERVICE DELIVERY

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Ø  The SABPP HR Audit model provides HR Professionals with a robust, risk-based framework to ensure an integrated, aligned and well-governed approach to auditing the National HR Standards.

Ø  Ensures that HR controls quality and consistency in accordance with the spirit of good governance as documented in King III.

Ø  In this way we contribute to the professionalism of our profession

Ø  Underpinned by HR Audits (full 13 HRM System or single standard audits/ gap analyses)

HRM SYSTEMS STANDARD

GOOD GOVERNANCE

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•  Membership – if not paid up – in breach of the act and designation invalid

•  Family, friends, employers & colleagues

•  Fraudulent documentation

•  Qualifications and other employment documentation

•  False statements, etc.

•  Consequences: deregistration, loss of credibility, criminal charges

RECOMMIT TO THE ETHICS CODE

CONSEQUENCE & CRIMINALITY

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To set standards of ethics in the HR profession, promote ethical conduct through education, investigation and enforcement

•  Mandated by SAQA

•  Governed by the NQF

SABPP ETHICS COMMITTEE

PURPOSE

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•  Investigations and complaints policies

•  Helpline

•  Book – Ethical Competence in HR Management Practice

•  Toolkit, bookmark. brochure

•  Articles

•  Workshops

SABPP ETHICS COMMITTEE

PRODUCTS & SERVICES