Ethical Dilemma: Acting in Place of Departing Boss
Taking on the role of your boss who has moved to the private sector poses an ethical challenge as you fulfill duties temporarily. Adhering to ethics rules and principles, including financial disclosure and responsible stewardship, is crucial. Loyalty to law and selfless service must guide your actions during this transitional period.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK? Your boss finds an opportunity in the private sector and leaves government service. You are assigned to act in her stead while your agency looks for a replacement.
WHAT DO YOU DO? Your boss finds an opportunity in the private sector and leaves government service. You are assigned to act in her stead while your agency looks for a replacement.
Your boss finds an opportunity in the private sector and leaves government service. You are assigned to act in her stead while your agency looks for a replacement. ETHICS RULES ETHICS PRINCIPLES 18 USC 208 Subpart C Subpart D Subpart E Financial Disclosure Loyalty to Law Selfless Service Responsible Stewardship
Your boss finds an opportunity in the private sector and leaves government service. You are assigned to act in her stead while your agency looks for a replacement. ETHICS RULES ETHICS PRINCIPLES 18 USC 208 SubpartC Subpart D Subpart E Financial Disclosure Loyalty to Law Selfless Service Responsible Stewardship
