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PERSONNEL
员工行为准则

政策

员工行为准则

All employees are expected to conduct themselves and behave with professionalism, courtesy, integrity, and with the highest level of ethics. Such conduct includes, but is not limited to:

  • Cooperating with other employees and treating all students, visitors, other employees, and members of cooperating agencies or businesses in a courteous and considerate manner;

  • Reporting to management unethical or illegal conduct, or conduct suspected to be unethical or illegal, by employees or students;

  • Maintaining high standards of honesty and integrity, free from personal considerations, bias, or favoritism.

Employees are expected to perform their assigned duties in accordance with established timelines, standards of quality, and College policies and procedures. This includes, but is not limited to:

  • 及时达到既定的质量标准；

  • 保护和节约学校财产和资源；

  • 以高度的诚信和透明度进行沟通。

  • Employing all appropriate safeguards and practices to ensure the safety of students, employees, and visitors;

  • Reporting ready for work at the assigned starting time and at the proper work location, and notifying the supervisor in advance of any absence from work or the inability to report to work on time.

Employees are required to comply with Federal, State, County, and Municipal laws and regulations as well as the policies and procedures of the College. Conduct that interferes with operations, discredits the College, or violates professional or ethical standards will not be tolerated. The following conduct is prohibited and any employee engaging in such conduct, attempting to engage in such conduct, or aiding another employee is subject to corrective action up to termination of employment.

The examples below are illustrative of the behavior that will not be permitted, but are not intended to be all-inclusive:

  • 在酒精和/或非法药物或麻醉品影响下报告工作； using, selling, dispensing or possessing alcohol and/or illegal drugs or narcotics on College premises, while conducting College business, or at any time which would interfere with the effective conduct of the employee’s work for the College; using illegal drugs; 或者非法药物检测呈阳性；

  • 殴打或殴打同事、访客或学生； using language, actions, and/or gestures which are threatening, intimidating, abusive, obscene, or profane; engaging in any form of intimidation, bullying, harassment, sexual harassment, discrimination, or contributing to an offensive, hostile environment; 混乱的或破坏性的行为；

  • Refusing to follow College policies, regulations, and procedures or management’s instructions concerning a job-related matter, except in cases where the safety of the employee may be endangered or in cases where the action is illegal or unethical;

  • Possessing firearms or other weapons on College property, except as required by the job or allowed by law;

  • Stealing, destroying, defacing, misusing or using College or another person’s property without authorization;

  • Lying, misrepresenting, or intentionally omitting information with the intent to mislead and/or to benefit themselves, other employees, employee groups, or non-College individuals or organizations. This standard applies to communication as an employee, in any form, including social media, to any member of the College, community, or the public.

  • Failing to notify the College of a felony conviction or the loss of a license or certificate required for the position, or failing to cooperate in a College investigation or audit;

  • Abusing sick leave or demonstrating a pattern of sick leave use without required medical documentation; 或者未经许可旷工的；

  • 利用员工职务谋取私利的； using confidential information for personal advantage or to further any private interest; accepting or soliciting, directly or indirectly, any gift or item of other than modest monetary value as defined in policy and/or procedure from any person or entity seeking action from, doing business with, or whose interests may be substantially affected by the performance or nonperformance of the employee’s duties;

  • Engaging in outside employment or activities that conflict with official College duties and responsibilities, or that tend to impair the capacity for performance of duties and responsibilities in an acceptable manner, or that create a real or apparent conflict of interest;

  • Failing to wear assigned safety equipment or failing to abide by safety rules and policies;

  • 向未经授权的人士披露机密资料； tape recording or transmitting conversations without the express permission of all parties;

  • 在工作时间和/或在学院内处理个人事务；

  • 在学校财产上赌博。

Approved: 2015
Updated: 2020
Reviewed: 2022, 2024