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Schools in denver co: Denver Public Schools

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Denver Public Schools | Denver Relocation Guide

The seven-county metro Denver area is home to 20 school districts in Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Denver, Douglas, Weld, and Jefferson counties. Together, they serve the educational needs of nearly 500,000 area children.

The following is a description of each district; for more detailed information on specific districts and schools (including individual district and school test results and rankings), visit the Colorado Department of Education website at www.cde.state.co.us.

DENVER AREA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS

Adams County School District 12

Adams 12 Five Star Schools

1500 E. 128th Avenue
Thornton, 80241
720-972-4000
https://www.adams12.org/

Located just seven miles north of downtown Denver, Adams 12 Five Star Schools is the largest school district located in Adams and Broomfield counties and the fifth-largest district in Colorado. With nearly 42,000 students, more than 5,000 employees, and 52 learning centers, the district’s “five stars” represent the communities it serves, including Broomfield, Federal Heights, Northglenn, Thornton, and Westminster. The district also serves students in portions of Adams and Broomfield counties. The district has received state and national recognition for such initiatives as using business models to improve education, developing innovative community relations programs, and incorporating research-based lessons in the classroom.

Adams County School District 14

5291 East 60th Avenue
Commerce City, 80022
303-853-3333
https://www.adams14.org/

Located just north of downtown Denver, Adams 14 serves more than 6,700 students in the historic community of Commerce City – an area of approximately 33,000 residents. The district has 14 schools, including 6 elementary, 2 middle, 2 high schools, 2 preschools; 1 pre-K-8 school, and 1 charter school. Known as state and nationally recognized leader in innovative education, Adams 14 has 847 full- and part-time employees and is the second-largest employer in Commerce City. The district provides several school-based health centers and an International Learning Center that offers year-round academic, recreation, and human services for all ages, and before- and afterschool childcare for elementary students.

Westminster Public Schools – previously Adams County School District 50

6933 Raleigh Street
Westminster, 80030
303-428-3511
https://www.westminsterpublicschools.org/

Adams County District 50 serves just over 10,000 students in the northwestern suburb of Westminster and has more than a thousand employees. The district’s 19 schools include one preschool, 12 elementary schools, three middle schools, two high schools, and one charter school. The district offers school and program choices so families can choose the school that best meets their child’s needs. Each school has a Gifted and Talented program, and “school-within-a-school” educational programs include an International Baccalaureate program, Core Knowledge, Montessori, Year-Round School, Dual Language, Highly Gifted and Talented, and a Career/ Technical high school option, along with a traditional preschool through grade 12 programs

Aurora Public Schools

Adams-Arapahoe School District 28J

1085 Peoria St.
Aurora, 80011
303-344-8060
https://www.greatschools.org/colorado/aurora/adams_arapahoe-28j-school-district/

One of the Denver area’s largest and most diverse school districts, Aurora Public Schools in Arapahoe County serves nearly 40,000 students in 56 schools, including 2 preschools, 27 elementary schools, 4 K-8 schools, 1 K-9 school, 6 middle schools, 1 academy for grades 6-12, 4 comprehensive high schools, 3 pilot schools, 1 vocational/ technical college, 1 gifted and talented K-8 school, and 6 charter schools. Students come from more than 90 countries and speak more than 100 languages. Innovative district plans include partnering with economic development, higher education, industry and workforce development to offer academic and career pathways in Arts and Communication; Business; Health Sciences and Science, Technology, Engineering and Math at 18 schools by 2015.

Bennett School District 29J

615 7th Street
Bennett, 80102
303-644-3234
https://bennett29j.k12.co.us/

Located just east of Denver, the Bennett School District serves residents within a 289-square-mile area in the central portions of Adams and Arapahoe counties; Bennett and Watkins are the main communities within the district. This small school district has nearly 1,100 students in grades PK-12 in two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. Bennett High School offers a wide range of academic programs, including vocational programs.

Boulder Valley School District

6500 Arapahoe Road
Boulder, 80303
303-447-1010
https://www.bvsd.org

Boulder Valley School District serves the cities of Boulder, Gold Hill, Jamestown, Lafayette, Louisville, Nederland, Superior, Ward, and parts of Broomfield and Erie, covering more than 500 square miles and serving nearly 29,000 students in 55 schools. Known for its academic excellence, the district ranks among the top three of Colorado’s large Front Range school districts, as measured by state and national academic rankings. Voters recently approved a tax increase of nearly $300 million for capital improvements to the district’s 55 schools over the next six years.

Brighton School District 27J

18551 E. 160th Avenue
Brighton, 80601
303-655-2900
https://www.sd27j.org/

The Brighton School District 27J serves more than 15,000 students in grades preK-12. The district’s 23 schools include 12 elementary, eight middle, and four high schools. Innovations include one networked computer per every four students, and a health sciences program at Brighton High School that works in collaboration with the Platte Valley Medical Center and Front Range Community College to offer students a curriculum in preparation for a health professions career.

Byers School District 32J

444 E. Front St.
Byers, 80103
303-822-5292
https://www.byers32j.k12.co.us/

A rural school district located about 50 miles east of Denver, Byers serves more than 500 students at one elementary school, one middle school, and one high school that are all located on one campus. The district also offers 3-year-old preschool, 4-year-old preschool, all-day kindergarten, day care, and before- and after-school care.

Cherry Creek School District 5

4700 S. Yosemite Street
Greenwood Village, 80111
303-773-1184
https://www.cherrycreekschools.org

One of the Denver area’s largest school districts and the fourth-largest district in the state, the Cherry Creek School District serves more than 51,000 students in 60 schools and programs, including 39 elementary schools, 10 traditional middle schools, 1 alternative middle school program, 6 high schools, 1 alternative high school program, 1 charter school, 1 Challenge school (K-8), and 1 Rocky Mountain School of Expeditionary Learning (K-12). The district is nationally recognized for excellence in academics, the arts, and athletics, and the district’s 2010 graduates earned more than $38 million in college scholarships.

Deer Trail School District 26J

350 Second Avenue
Deer Trail, 80105
303-769-4421
https://www.dt26j.org/

Located approximately 50 miles east of Denver, the Deer Trail School District is located in a rural community and serves about 200 students. The district’s elementary school serves preschool through 5th grades; the junior high school serves 6th through 8th grades; and the high school serves 9th through 12th grades.

Denver Public School District

900 Grant Street
Denver, 80203
720-423-3200
www.dpsk12.org

One of the largest school districts in the state with nearly 80,000 students and recognized as one of the best urban school systems in the country, Denver Public Schools (DPS) was created in 1902 when voters approved a constitutional amendment that created the City and County of Denver and that also consolidated five school districts into today’s School District No. 1. District schools include 73 elementary, 16 K-8 schools, 16 middle schools, 12 traditional high schools, 30 charter schools, and 10 alternative schools, including six intensive pathway schools.

Douglas County School District

620 Wilcox Street
Castle Rock, 80104
303-387-0100
www. dcsdk12.org

The Douglas County School District, located between Denver and Colorado Springs, is the fourth largest in the state with nearly 63,000 K-12 students in over 100 schools and programs, including 47 elementary, 9 middle, 9 high schools, 11 charter schools, 2 magnet schools, 1 alternative high school, 1 evening high school, 1 online school, and 34 preschool sessions. Innovative programs and educational approaches include flexibility within each school build its own instructional programs and choices for parents, including open enrollment, charter schools, instruction for gifted and talented students, magnet schools, an International Baccalaureate program, and Advanced Placement courses. The district is one of the state’s highest performing, outperforming the state in grades and subjects tested by the Colorado Student Assessment Program (CSAP).

Englewood Public Schools 1

4101 South Bannock
Englewood, 80110
303-761-7050
https://www. englewoodschools.net/

Englewood is a small suburban community located between the city of Denver and its suburbs to the south, and its school district serves about 3,000 students in eight district schools, including 4 elementary schools, 1 Leadership Academy, 1 middle school, 1 alternative high school, and 1 traditional high school.  Approximately 25 percent of all Englewood School District students come from outside the school district, making it one of the top districts in the state in terms of open enrollment.

Fort Lupton/Weld School District Re-8

301 Reynolds Street
Fort Lupton, 80621
303-857-3200
https://www.weld8.org/

The Weld/Fort Lupton School District serves the city of Fort Lupton in Weld County, as well as students from Broomfield County. The district includes a preschool program, 2 elementary schools, 1 middle school, 1 high school, and 1 alternative education program (Quest Academy), and student enrollment is about 2,300. The district is committed to developing student abilities in “collaboration, invention, critical thinking, self-direction, and information literacy” to ensure success and college readiness.

Jefferson County School District

1829 Denver West Drive, #27
Golden, 80401
303-982-6500
https://www.jeffcopublicschools.org/

Jeffco Public Schools serves all of Jefferson County and a portion of Broomfield County and is also the largest school district in Colorado with 155 schools, nearly 85,000 students, and 12,000 employees. Schools include 94 elementary schools, 20 middle schools, 17 high schools, 14 charter schools, 10 option schools, 2 outdoor laboratory schools, and 1 online school. The district has received national recognition for its programs, and its students and staff have earned state and national honors. Four district high schools – Lakewood, Evergreen, Conifer and D’Evelyn – were named to Newsweek’s “America’s Best High Schools list” in 2009-2010; and Education Week Magazine ranked Jeffco fifth in the nation for having the highest
graduation rates among large school districts.

Littleton Public Schools

5776 S. Crocker Street
Littleton, 80120
303-347-3300
www.littletonpublicschools.net

Littleton Public Schools (LPS) is a premier school district located a few miles south of downtown Denver.  LPS is nationally known for its academic excellence.  LPS is the only school district in the greater Denver metro area to be “Accredited with Distinction,” Colorado’s highest academic accreditation rating, three years in a row.  LPS students consistently score at the top of all students across the metro area on state assessment tests.  About 90 percent of its graduates are college-bound and earn about $30 million annually in college scholarships.  All LPS high schools are nationally recognized; they have been featured as Newsweek Magazine’s Top High Schools in America and 5280 Magazine’s Top High Schools in the Denver area.  All three boast regional and state champions in athletics, academics, STEM, and performing arts.

Littleton Public Schools is the preferred choice for thousands of students in the area; nearly 20 percent of its students live outside district boundaries and choose to open-enroll in LPS.  With a student population of about 15,000, LPS is known for being “big enough to serve you, and small enough to know you.”  LPS offers a comprehensive education from preschool through grade 12.  It offers National Blue Ribbon Schools of Excellence and a high school International Baccalaureate program.  LPS leads the country in 21st Century learning.  More than 14,000 computers, laptops, and netbooks are in use by students and staff every day.  LPS serves 28 square miles and includes the majority of the city of Littleton, town of Columbine Valley, and portions of the municipalities of Bow Mar, Centennial, Greenwood Village, and Englewood.

Mapleton Public Schools

591 E. 80th Avenue
Denver, 80229
303-853-1000
https://www. mapleton.us/

The Mapleton School District covers 25 square miles and serves nearly 6,000 students in grades preK-12 at its 17 schools, which include one pre-K; 3 elementary schools; 5 middle schools, and 7 high school, alternative and charter schools. Innovations include the district’s Connections Academy – an online K-12 school – and Mapleton’s Choices for Learning portfolio allows students to choose the school that best matches their learning style.

Sheridan School District #2

4000 South Lowell Blvd.
Denver, 80236
720-833-6991
https://www.ssd2.org/

Located in Arapahoe County, the Sheridan School District serves more than 1,600 students from preschool through 12th grade in five schools: 1 early childhood center, 1 primary school, 1 elementary school, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The high school offers a differentiated diploma program, which includes a diploma that provides Sheridan students an opportunity to receive a degree from Arapahoe Community College. More than 50 percent of Sheridan’s students enroll from out of district during open enrollment.

St. Vrain Valley School District

395 South Pratt Parkway
Longmont, 80501
303-776-6200
https://www.svvsd.org/

Located approximately 30 miles north of Denver, the St. Vrain Valley School District is the ninth largest school district in the state, serving more than 26,000 students in parts of four counties (Boulder, Broomfield, Larimer and Weld), and in 13 communities, including eastern Boulder, Broomfield, Dacono, Erie, Firestone, Frederick, Hygiene, Longmont, Lyons, Mead, Niwot, Peaceful Valley, and Raymond. The district’s 49 schools are spread over 411 square miles and include 25 elementary, 9 middle, 1 middle/senior, 7 high schools, 2 alternative schools, and 5 charter schools. The district has met 96 percent of its targets for student achievement; the graduation rate for high school students is 86. 6 percent; and 28 percent of all juniors and seniors took at least one advanced placement (AP) course.

Strasburg School District 31J

56729 E. Colorado Avenue
Strasburg, 80136
303-622-9211
www.strasburg31j.com

Located in the small rural community of Strasburg, just east of the Rocky Mountains, the Strasburg School District serves about 900 students. Schools include one elementary school, one junior high school, and one high school. The district also operates the Prairie Creeks Charter School to “serve nontraditional students at risk by role-modeling positive behavior and nurturing educational, emotional and physical well-being.”

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At DU, we’re creating a better future, for all. We offer students the opportunity to build the skills, knowledge and perspective to make a difference in our world and create real, lasting change.

From our classrooms and labs in the city of Denver to our one-of-a-kind campus in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, we foster a Four-Dimensional Experience that focuses on intellectual growth, well-being, character and career skill-building. Here, you’ll be part of a culture that enriches every member of the DU community and advances the greater good. 

We believe in a Four-Dimensional Experience; we want you to make your impact on the world, and we want to give you the tools to do it, right here at DU.

 

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Every DU student receives a Four-Dimensional Experience at our Denver campus—125 grassy, sun-kissed acres just minutes from downtown Denver—and at our inspiring mountain campus nestled in the Colorado Rockies.

You’ll draw on Denver’s thriving startup scene and vibrant arts culture and learn why it’s one of the best cities in the nation for new careers—and why over 70% of our undergraduates decide to make Colorado their home after graduation. At the same time, the Kennedy Mountain Campus will offer you the chance to reflect, connect and explore Colorado’s stunning natural landscapes.

Through this unique, two-campus learning experience, you will enjoy new and exciting opportunities to build life-long bonds with your peers and apply and deepen the knowledge you gain in our classrooms. You will connect to a sense of confidence in yourself, the value of your skills and your ability to change the world.

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Through our signature 4D Experience, you will thrive at DU supported by a network of mentors and advisors invested in your success. And you will be prepared for life after you graduate, equipped with knowledge, a sense of purpose and a valuable set of skills. 

You’ll take part in transformative, hands-on educational experiences that provide you with excellent opportunities to grow intellectually and build the skills you’ll need for a life and career of purpose.

Our engaged, collaborative, inclusive culture will empower you to learn more about your own strengths and passions while exploring well-being from a big-picture perspective, from physical and mental to social, financial and spiritual.

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You come to DU for the world-class education. You stay for the lifelong friendships, mentorship and supportive community. Here, our students discover a second home. Find your DU family in our state-of-the-art Dimond Family Residential Village, at the Kennedy Mountain Campus or by joining one of hundreds of clubs. Connect while helping meet our sustainability goals or while serving the public good with one of our centers and institutes. Wherever you go and whatever you do, you’ll be able to build relationships that define your experience and last a lifetime. 

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At DU, you will deepen your understanding of the world and discover how you can make a positive impact. Our degree programs serve you as a multidimensional, unique individual. Start with our liberal arts program and gain the broad view, then build a custom plan from our formal degree programs to get the first-hand learning you need to make real change.  

In addition, our recognized status as a Very High Research University (or “R1”) by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education means you’ll have the opportunity to conduct groundbreaking research in fields ranging from sustainable energy distribution to peace and conflict.

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Опубликовано: May 3, 2023 в 10:31 am

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Auditor Job Descriptions, Salary, and Interview Questions

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What Does an Auditor Do?

Auditors review the accounting records, operational data, and financial records of companies to ensure their financial records are accurate and in line with generally accepted accounting principles. Auditors might inspect the accounts of the company they work for or those of other organizations. They identify issues and make recommendations to solve the issues they discover. They might also make recommendations for risk management measures and cost savings.

Auditors must have excellent attention to detail, solid math skills, and strong problem-solving skills. They should work well under pressure and have the ability to work alone or as part of a team. Strong IT skills and exceptional interpersonal and communication skills are also necessary for this role. Auditors must possess good presentation and report-writing skills. Auditors can wear many hats when reviewing company financials and must excel at multitasking.

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Auditor Job Descriptions

Example 1

Day to day
  • Execute integrated audits in order to determine the level and effectiveness of governance, risk management, and internal control in the process involved and identify possibilities for improvement
  • Make use of data analytics in your audit work
  • Gather and analyze internal and external data concerning the audit target, in order to support the risk assessment and scoping process
  • Report on the findings of the executed audits and translate improvement opportunities into conclusions and advice in order to provide management and other internal and external stakeholders with insight into the audit outcomes
  • Monitor and validate the execution of required follow-up activities on audit outcomes by process owners in order to contribute to the effective and timely realization of improvements
  • Invest in getting to know the organization, its processes, and related regulatory expectations
  • Participate in projects to implement new systems, procedures, and processes, in order to realize desired project results
  • Develop and maintain excellent working relationships with internal customers to ensure understanding of audits/procedures and cooperation
  • Partner with colleagues to enhance Audit departmental processes
Measures
  • Productivity contribution (# of audit assignments)
  • Quality (internal review, auditee, and team feedback)
  • Realization of individual targets
Your profile
  • Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or another related field
  • 4-6 years of experience in external or internal auditing preferably within the banking sector
  • Maintain relevant certifications such as CIA, CPA, CISA, etc.
  • Team player
  • Excellent communication skills (verbal and written)
  • Critical thinking style
  • Understanding the big picture
  • Customer service orientation
  • Self-starter, obtaining results through a focused and disciplined work style
  • Innovative mindset: Open for new ways of auditing, including ‘agile’, ‘data analytics, and ‘process mining’
  • Demonstrated ability to work in a fast-paced business environment as audits are completed within a four-week period (planning, preparation, testing, and reporting)
  • Willingness to travel for some North American or corporate-related audits

Example 2

Duties and responsibilities
  • Establish audit objectives and assist in the development of the audit program, including time estimates, plan of work, and steps necessary to collect data and document findings
  • Develop audit tests that maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of the audit process, ensuring a high degree of assurance
  • Perform audits in accordance with professional and Company standards
  • Assist in ensuring adequate audit planning occurs to obtain an underlying understanding of the business process, ensuring a high degree of assurance
  • Participate in planning special projects to meet the needs of management
  • Develop and execute Sarbanes-Oxley Accounting/Finance testing activities
  • Participate in coordinating and performing audit assignments, reviewing the efficiency and effectiveness of departmental operations, the adequacy of internal controls, and verifying compliance with regulatory and contractual requirements
  • Execute audit work to assess the adequacy of the Accounting/Finance control environment supporting the identified business processes and their related risks
  • Work collaboratively with IA management to ensure audit results (i. e., report) clearly communicate the identified risks/exposures and their identified root cause(s) to business unit and executive level management
  • Work collaboratively with business unit management when they are developing action plans to address identified risks/exposures by providing relevant and practical recommendations.
  • Assist in the implementation and maintenance of audit productivity tools.
  • Identify output, process measures, establish data collection plans, and monitor process performance
  • Analyze audit test results and summarize qualitative findings to provide Senior Management with detailed recommendations
  • Review the reliability and integrity of Accounting/Finance processes and the internal control systems used to report such information
  • Review various internal controls established to ensure compliance with applicable policies, plans, procedures, laws, and regulations
  • Analyze various financial reports to ensure data being utilized at the user level is timely and accurate
  • Follow-up on action plans for Accounting/Finance remediation items from audits to ensure timely implementation
  • Consistently monitor Accounting/Finance compliance issues and determine what intervention is needed to ensure that subsidiaries follow Corporate Policy and Procedures
  • Oversee work of permanent direct reports, and outside consultants, as needed
  • Participate in the selection, training, supervision, and performance management of direct reports
  • Other duties as assigned
Education and experience
  • Bachelor’s degree (BA/BS) in accounting, finance, or business administration required
  • 4-7 years of experience in auditing internal control environments and activities (operational and/or financial auditing)
  • Professional designations – CPA or CIA required, others, such as CISA, CFE, and CMA are preferred
  • Working knowledge of Great Plains and PeopleSoft financial systems is preferred
  • Technical expertise, objectivity, and unquestioned integrity are essential elements of this position
  • Working knowledge of Sarbanes-Oxley Act Section 404 in addition to the proven aptitude in Accounting/Finance auditing principles and IIA principles
  • Demonstrate a practical knowledge or application of COSO
  • Organizational and time management skills are a must
  • Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to successfully interact with direct reports and various levels of business unit management
  • Excellent PC skills, Microsoft Office Suite products, (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint), and familiarity, with Visio flowcharting and audit productivity software packages
  • Superior analytical skills and overall business acumen
  • Supervisory and leadership skills
  • Ability to produce required quantity and quality work output while meeting deadlines
  • Ability to learn, retain, and apply specific job knowledge and technology required for the job; and ability to transfer knowledge to direct reports
  • Ability to solve problems in a timely manner, using research and reasoning to develop solutions
  • Ability to communicate complex information in a clear and concise, manner to a financial and non-financial audience
  • Ability to effectively manage all work and performance standards of direct reports
  • Excellent customer service to internal and external customers
  • Demonstrates initiative; creates innovative solutions
  • Demonstrates company loyalty by supporting Company/Departmental goals and ensures employee adherence to policies and procedures

Example 3

Essential responsibilities
  • Works with clients to ensure a full understanding of the control environment
  • Prepares narratives, flowcharts, and risk assessment matrices to document control processes, and assists in the identification of risks and their respective mitigating controls
  • Assists in the preparation of planning and announcement memos
  • Participates in interviews with clients, executes audit programs, analyzes audit evidence, and documents audit work performed and conclusions reached, discussing any audit issues with the lead auditor and Manager
  • Keeps lead auditor and Manager informed of the status of audits in progress
  • Other duties as assigned
Minimum experience and qualifications
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Auditing, Finance, or a related field
  • One (1) year of internal audit, business process consulting, and/or public accounting experience
  • Strong concepts of internal control; able to recognize significant control issues
  • Knowledge of and skill in applying internal auditing standards and accounting principles (GAAP)
  • Ability to work independently with some supervision and complete assignments timely with sufficient attention to detail to ensure accuracy and thoroughness of coverage
  • Strong analytical skills, organizational abilities, and written and verbal communication skills, including active listening and presentation skills and the ability to negotiate issues and resolve problems
  • Some familiarity with basic technology controls
  • Ability to develop working relationships; interface with all levels of the company and all members of the Corporate Audit Department
  • The ability for occasional overnight travel (15%)
  • In valid possession of travel documents with the ability to travel in and out of the United States
  • Must pass a ten (10) year background check and pre-employment drug test
  • Must be legally eligible to work in the country in which the position is located
Preferred experience and qualifications
  • Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) experience
  • Valid CIA, CPA, or CISA desirable (or eligible and pursuing)
  • Strong skills with MS Office
  • Experience with Onspring, data analytics (e. g., Tableau, Alteryx, Spotfire), and/or SAP a plus

How to Hire an Auditor

Consider the following when hiring an auditor:

  • Recruiting: Do you have the internal resources and tools to source and recruit for this role successfully?
  • Complexity: Do you need a senior professional, or will mid, or even junior-level skills suffice?
  • Duration: Is this a one-time project, or an indefinite need?
  • Management: Do you have the time and expertise to direct the work effectively?
  • Urgency: Are there any deadlines associated with this need?
  • Headcount: Do you have the budget and approval for an internal employee, or should you consider alternate options?

Answering these questions will help determine the best course of action for your current hiring need. Fortunately, various great options exist for every scenario, no matter how unique. When hiring an auditor, we recommend the following options:

1. Use 4 Corner Resources (or another professional recruiting firm)

The heavy lifting is done for you when working with a top-tier staffing company like 4 Corner Resources. We source, screen, recruit, and deliver only the most qualified candidate(s), saving you significant time and effort throughout the hiring process while you remain focused on your core business. Understanding your needs and ensuring the right candidate for the position is the key to our success.

This is the best route to take when:

  • You need to fill the position quickly
  • You want access to a vast talent pool of high-quality, prescreened candidates
  • Your position is suited for temporary hiring services, contract staffing, or contract-to-hire recruiting, and you intend to direct the work activity.
  • You are hiring an employee as a direct placement but aren’t able to recruit effectively or efficiently with your internal staff.  
  • You aren’t familiar with current salary rates, market trends, and available skill sets

2. Advertise your opening on a top job board

Your best option may be to advertise your opening on a proven job board. There are many widely used job sites out there that draw visits from qualified candidates. If you have someone internally who can dedicate the time and energy to sort through applications and screen individuals effectively, this can be a great choice. 

We recommend using a job board when:

  • Your internal recruiting team has the knowledge and experience to assess candidate qualifications
  • You are hiring a direct employee and have time to manage the entire recruiting effort 
  • You have a process for receiving, screening, and tracking all resumes and applications
  • You are prepared to respond to all applicants

There are many career sites out there. Here are the two we recommend for an auditor opening:

LinkedIn

LinkedIn is a social network for job seekers, professionals, and businesses. With this popular job site, you can enhance your brand and advertise your open position to a wide audience of motivated, qualified candidates. Job postings on LinkedIn are also extremely streamlined and user-friendly, making it even easier for candidates to apply. Additionally, applicants can use their LinkedIn profile instead of a resume to expedite the process. 

CareerBuilder

CareerBuilder has been a trusted source for hiring since 1995. Reach 80+ million unique, diverse U.S. job seekers annually by posting your jobs through their talent acquisition channels. Through CareerBuilder, you can engage candidates and drive them into your sourcing pipeline. We recommend using CareerBuilder for hiring when you have the internal resources and processes to review, screen, and reply to all applicants.

3. Leverage your internal resources

You can utilize your own website, social media, and employees to assist in your search for top candidates. 

A company website posting should be the first step in notifying prospective candidates that you are hiring. Social media can also be a powerful tool for spreading the word about your new opening. As far as exposure is concerned, this option can be as good as some job boards when you have a large enough following across various platforms, like LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Twitter.

Current employees are every organization’s greatest asset. Encourage your internal team to promote job openings to their network by offering cash and other incentives.

We recommend these options when:

  • Your brand has great name recognition
  • You can consistently monitor and respond to candidate activity through your website and social media accounts
  • You have a process in place to quickly and broadly communicate job openings and requirements
  • You have an effective employee referral program in place

If you aren’t sure which path is best, schedule a discovery call today with our seasoned recruiting professionals. The 4 Corner team is on standby to help you find the best option for your unique hiring need.

Sample Interview Questions

  • How would you describe your typical process of auditing and the workflow of a successful auditor?
  • Why do you want to work for [Your Company Name] as an auditor?
  • If you found some conflicting data within your reports, how would you go about investigating and rectifying it?
  • Can you give an example of a situation where the data you presented was used to make changes in a company?
  • What is some auditing software you are the most familiar with?
  • Do you have any relevant certifications which prove your experience as an auditor?
  • Do you have any previous experience as an auditor, or a relevant degree if not?
  • How do you reduce the number of errors in your auditing?

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Auditor Job Description Template | Monster.com

Auditor

[Intro Paragraph] Begin your auditor job description with a concise paragraph or list of bulleted items designed to sell your workplace to applicants. Are you a national institution with worldwide reach and lots of opportunity for advancement, or a small privately owned firm with strong ties to the local community? Whatever makes your workplace special should be highlighted near the top of your job post. This is also a great place to talk about your philosophy toward work-life balance, career development and advancement, or diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

Auditor Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Protects assets by ensuring compliance with internal control procedures and regulations.
  • Ensures compliance with established internal control procedures by examining records, reports, operating practices, and documentation.
  • Verifies assets and liabilities by comparing items to documentation.
  • Completes audit workpapers by documenting audit tests and findings.
  • Appraises adequacy of internal control systems by completing audit questionnaires.
  • Maintains internal control systems by updating audit programs and questionnaires, and recommending new policies and procedures.
  • Communicates audit findings by preparing a final report and discussing findings with auditees.
  • Complies with federal, state, and local security legal requirements by studying existing and new security legislation, enforcing adherence to requirements, and advising management on needed actions.
  • Prepares special audit and control reports by collecting, analyzing, and summarizing operating information and trends.
  • Maintains professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops, reviewing professional publications and content, and participating in professional societies.

[Work Hours & Benefits] In this section you should aim to sell the position to potential applicants, just like the first section of your auditor job description sold candidates on your workplace. Highlight the salary range and benefits. To ensure that the salary range you mention is in line with similar salaries for auditors in your region, use a salary tool that allows you to input job title and location.

Auditor Job Qualifications and Skills: In this section of your auditor job description, you should use a bullet list to articulate the required and preferred qualifications you are seeking in an ideal candidate. Since some candidates will apply only if they meet all the requirements, be sure to differentiate between “required” and “preferred” qualifications. Whether you use one list or two, begin with the most important skills you are seeking first, as illustrated below:

  • Auditing and general accounting practices
  • Knowledge of Statement of Financial Accounting Standards (SFAS)
  • Legal compliance
  • Integrity
  • Documentation skills
  • Attention to detail
  • Reporting research results
  • Thoroughness
  • Understanding of applicable accounting and banking laws
  • Presentation skills
  • Financial software
  • Corporate finance
  • Objectivity

Education, Experience, & Licensing Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance, certified public accountant (CPA) preferred
  • Previous experience in finance or accounting in a similar setting or sector

[Call to Action] Your auditor job description should finish strong with a call to action (CTA) that urges applicants to fill out an online application and/or send a resume and cover letter to a designated recruiter.

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Job description of the auditor in 2023

We bring to your attention a typical example of the job description of the auditor, a sample of 2023. The job description of the auditor should include the following sections: general position, job responsibilities of the auditor, rights of the auditor, responsibility of the auditor.

Job description of the auditor refers to section “ General industry qualification characteristics of positions of employees employed in enterprises, institutions and organizations “.

The job description of the auditor should contain the following items:

Job responsibilities of the auditor

1) Job responsibilities. Provides accounting services related to various aspects of the business. forms of ownership Carries out an audit of accounting documents and reports, evaluates their reliability, as well as internal and external control of the legality of financial transactions, their compliance with legislative and regulatory legal acts, compliance with the established taxation procedure Gives the necessary recommendations in order to prevent miscalculations and errors that may entail fines and other sanctions, reduce profits and adversely affect the reputation of an enterprise, institution, organization Advises legal entities and individuals on issues of economic and financial activities, accounting reports, etc. problems of taxation, the current procedure for contesting illegally filed claims and other issues within its competence. Participates in the consideration of insolvency (bankruptcy) claims in arbitration courts. Monitors changes and additions in normative legal documents, takes measures to harmonize the interests of the state and clients.

The auditor must know

2) The auditor, in the performance of his duties, must know: legislative and regulatory legal acts, methodological materials relating to the production and economic activities of an enterprise, institution, organization; market methods of management, patterns and features of economic development; labor, financial, tax and economic legislation; the procedure for conducting accounting and reporting; methods for analyzing the economic and financial activities of an enterprise, institution, organization; rules for conducting inspections and documentary audits; money circulation, credit, pricing procedure; conditions of taxation of legal entities and individuals; business organization and conduct rules; ethics of business communication; economics, organization of production, labor and management; procedure for registration of financial transactions and organization of document circulation; current forms of accounting and reporting; labor protection rules and regulations.

Auditor qualification requirements

3) Qualification requirements. Higher professional (economic) education and additional special training, accounting work experience of at least 3 years or secondary vocational (economic) education and additional special training, accounting work experience of at least 5 years.

1. General provisions

1. The auditor belongs to the professional category.

2. An auditor accepts a person who has a higher professional (economic) education and additional special training, accounting experience of at least 3 years or secondary vocational (economic) education and additional special training, accounting experience of at least 5 years.

3. The auditor is hired and dismissed by ______ (director, head) of the organization on the proposal of ______ (position).

4. The auditor must know:

  • legislative and regulatory legal acts, methodological materials relating to the production and economic activities of the enterprise, institution, organization;
  • market methods of management, patterns and features of economic development;
  • labor, financial, tax and economic legislation;
  • accounting and reporting procedures;
  • methods for analyzing the economic and financial activities of an enterprise, institution, organization;
  • rules for conducting inspections and documentary audits;
  • monetary circulation, credit, pricing procedure;
  • conditions for taxation of legal entities and individuals;
  • rules for organizing and doing business;
  • ethics of business communication;
  • economics, organization of production, labor and management;
  • procedure for registration of financial transactions and organization of document flow;
  • current forms of accounting and reporting;
  • rules and norms of labor protection.

5. In its activities the auditor is guided by:

  • the legislation of the Russian Federation,
  • Charter (regulation) of the organization,
  • orders and instructions of ______ (general director, director, head) of the organization,
  • this job description,
  • The internal labor regulations of the organization.

6. The auditor reports directly to: ______ (position).

7. During the absence of the auditor (business trip, vacation, illness, etc.), his duties are performed by a person appointed ______ (position) of the organization in the prescribed manner, who acquires the appropriate rights, duties and is responsible for the performance of the duties assigned to him.

2. Responsibilities of the auditor

Auditor:

1. Provides accounting services related to various aspects of the business.

2. Conducts an analysis of the financial activities of an institution, organization, enterprise, regardless of ownership.

3. Audits accounting documents and reports, evaluates their reliability, as well as internal and external control of the legality of financial transactions, their compliance with legislative and regulatory legal acts, compliance with the established taxation procedure.

4. Gives the necessary recommendations to prevent miscalculations and errors that may lead to fines and other sanctions, reduce profits and adversely affect the reputation of the enterprise, institution, organization.

5. Advises legal entities and individuals on issues of economic and financial activities, accounting, taxation issues, the current procedure for contesting illegally filed claims and other issues within his competence.

6. Participates in the consideration of insolvency (bankruptcy) claims in arbitration courts.

7. Follows changes and additions in normative legal documents, takes measures to harmonize the interests of the state and clients.

3. Rights of the auditor

The auditor has the right:

1. Submit proposals for consideration by the management:

  • to improve the work related to the duties provided for in this instruction,
  • on the promotion of distinguished employees subordinate to him,
  • on bringing to material and disciplinary liability employees who violated production and labor discipline.

2. Request from the structural units and employees of the organization the information necessary for him to perform his duties.

3. Get acquainted with the documents that define his rights and obligations in his position, the criteria for assessing the quality of performance of official duties.

4. Get acquainted with the draft decisions of the organization’s management regarding its activities.

5. Require the management of the organization to provide assistance, including the provision of organizational and technical conditions and execution of the established documents necessary for the performance of official duties.

6. Other rights established by the current labor legislation.

4. Auditor’s liability

The auditor is liable in the following cases:

1. For improper performance or non-performance of their official duties provided for by this job description – within the limits established by the labor legislation of the Russian Federation.

2. For offenses committed in the course of their activities – within the limits established by the current administrative, criminal and civil legislation of the Russian Federation.

3. For causing material damage to the organization – within the limits established by the current labor and civil legislation of the Russian Federation.

“______” _______________ 20___

JOB INSTRUCTION

Internal auditor

1. General provisions

1.1. This job description defines and regulates the powers, functional and job duties, rights and responsibilities of the internal auditor [Name of the organization in the genitive case] (hereinafter referred to as the Company).

1.2. The internal auditor is appointed to the position and dismissed from the position in accordance with the procedure established by the current labor legislation by order of the head of the Company.

1.3. The internal auditor belongs to the category of specialists and reports directly to [position title of the immediate supervisor in the dative case] of the Company.

1.4. A person who has a higher professional (economic) education and additional special training, accounting work experience of at least 3 years or a secondary professional (economic) education and additional specialized training, accounting work experience of at least 5 years is appointed to the position of an internal auditor.

1.5. The internal auditor is responsible for:

  • compliance with the requirements of performance, labor and technological discipline;
  • the safety of documents (information) in his custody (became known to him) containing (constituting) a trade secret of the Company and third-party partners and clients of the Company.

1.6. The internal auditor must know:

  • accounting and reporting procedures, international accounting standards;
  • audit, audit methods and procedures, internal audit standards;
  • methods of analysis of economic and financial activities of the organization;
  • rules for conducting inspections and documentary audits;
  • fundamentals of the tax system, the procedure for calculating taxes;
  • money circulation, credit, pricing procedure;
  • regulatory and methodological materials regulating the production and economic activities of the organization;
  • profile, specialization and features of the structure of the organization;
  • rules for organizing and doing business;
  • labor, financial, tax and commercial legislation;
  • fundamentals of marketing and administration;
  • business ethics;
  • information technology, means of communication and communications;
  • labor protection rules and regulations.

1.7. The internal auditor in his activities is guided by:

  • the requirements of the legislation of the Russian Federation in relation to Internal audit activities and the organization of accounting and tax accounting in organizations;
  • local acts and organizational and administrative documents of the Company;
  • internal labor regulations;
  • rules for labor protection and safety, ensuring industrial sanitation and fire protection;
  • instructions, orders, decisions and assignments of the immediate supervisor.
  • this job description.

1.8. During the period of temporary absence of the internal auditor, his duties are assigned to [name of the position of the deputy].

2. Responsibilities

The internal auditor performs the following job responsibilities:

2.1. Checks the financial and management reporting of the organization, analyzes its reliability, evaluates the timeliness of its preparation and presentation.

2.2. Organizes the unification and standardization of accounting processes.

2.3. Prepares and submits for approval to the management of the organization a plan and budget for audit work.

2.4. Conducts continuous audits and checks in the organization’s divisions in accordance with the approved plan.

2.5. Controls the implementation of the organization’s budget.

2.6. Checks the safety and efficiency of the use of the organization’s assets, controls the access of personnel to assets and financial information.

2.7. Conducts an expert assessment of draft contracts, ensures that all transactions and their results are reflected in the accounting documents of the organization in a timely and complete manner.

2.8. Identifies the internal reserves of the organization and determines the ways of their effective use.

2.9. Investigates the procedure for spending funds for various projects or programs, analyzes the income and expenses of the organization, optimizes and plans taxes.

2.10. Conducts selective audits in order to identify and eliminate debts and shortages, analyzes receivables and payables, gives operational instructions for reducing debts.

2.11. Develops recommendations to eliminate identified deviations from plans, reduce the risk level of individual operations or minimize possible losses.

2.12. Identifies and analyzes possible risks in the development and implementation of new projects in the organization.

2.13. Monitors the work of staff in terms of finances, analyzes job descriptions and optimizes the distribution of staff responsibilities. Together with the HR manager, he makes changes to the regulations on departments and job descriptions.

2.14. Develops regulations for the financial policy of the organization as a whole and individual financial procedures.

2.15. Participates in the preparation of summary and consolidated financial statements.

2.16. Prepares the organization for an external audit.

2.17. Carries out certain assignments of the General Director, not directly related to internal audit (advising accounting staff, analysis of investment projects, reconciliations with suppliers, etc.).

2.18. Advise management of the organization on audit matters.

2.19. Compiles reports on the work done, analytical and memos, gives expert opinions.

In case of official necessity, the internal auditor may be involved in the performance of his official duties overtime, in the manner prescribed by the provisions of federal labor law.

3. Rights

The internal auditor has the right to:

3.1. Request and receive the necessary materials and documents related to the activities of the internal auditor.

3.2. Enter into relationships both with the internal divisions of the Company and with divisions of third-party institutions and organizations to resolve operational issues of production activities that are within the competence of the internal auditor.

3.3. Represent the interests of the enterprise in third-party organizations on issues related to its professional activities.

4. Responsibility and performance evaluation

4.1. The internal auditor bears administrative, disciplinary and material (and in some cases provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation – and criminal) responsibility for:

4.1.1. Non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment of official instructions of the immediate supervisor.

4.1.2. Failure to perform or improper performance of their labor functions and assigned tasks.

4.1.3. Unlawful use of the granted official powers, as well as their use for personal purposes.

4.1.4. Inaccurate information about the status of the work entrusted to him.

4.1.5. Failure to take measures to suppress the identified violations of safety regulations, fire and other rules that pose a threat to the activities of the enterprise and its employees.

4.1.6. Failure to enforce labor discipline.

4.2. Evaluation of the work of the internal auditor is carried out:

4.2.1. Direct supervisor – regularly, in the course of the daily implementation by the employee of his labor functions.

4.2.2. Attestation Commission of the enterprise – periodically, but at least once every two years based on the documented results of the work for the evaluation period.

4.3. The main criterion for evaluating the work of an internal auditor is the quality, completeness and timeliness of his performance of the tasks provided for by this instruction.

5. Working conditions

5.1. The working hours of the internal auditor are determined in accordance with the internal labor regulations established by the Company.

5.2. In connection with the production need, the internal auditor is obliged to go on business trips (including local ones).

6. Right to sign

6.

Allen tx summer camps: 2022 Daytime Summer Camps for Kids in Allen TX

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2022 Daytime Summer Camps for Kids in Allen TX

Camp Skylark Supplies Adventures, Fun, and Unforgettable Memories!

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What do your school-age children in Allen TX achieve over the summertime when there is no school and you nevertheless work?

  • Stay with grandparents?
  • Get done with all their home work?
  • Lose touch with their classmates?
  • Engage in continuous video games?

Isn’t it time to rethink summer for your kids – look for a few creative, kid-friendly, athletic choices?

You try to find 2022 Daytime Summer Camps for Kids that is nearby in Allen TX, one place that will satisfy your child watching requirements yet let them enjoy a summer willed with unforgettable experiences – you need Camp Skylark!

At Camp Skylark, we have worked together to rework summer day camps to become a site where elementary-school-age youngsters (1st to 6th Grade) can gather to really enjoy the new-found playmates they will make!

Why is Camp Skylark exceptional from other 2022 Daytime Summer Camps for Kids?

  • All Summer – 10 weeks of individual enjoyable options!

  • Affordable – Summer day camp at daycare pricing with expanded hours!

  • Accessible – Collaborating with community places of worship near to you in Allen TX!

Every site provides individual summertime camp topics so you and your children can look at the Camp Skylark locations near to you in Allen TX and see what every week’s content will be!

You can come each of the ten weeks offered from May 30 thru August 5, 2022 or just register and buy the weeks you are planning to be there – how convenient is that?

The standard enjoyable summer camp hours are from 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p.m. – but do not be concerned, Camp Skylark additionally provides before regular hours dropping-off and late picking-up for an extra fee if you have need of that additional time.

Here are some of the Camp Activities your child can experience:

  • Challenge Courses
  • Gaga Ball
  • Inflatable Park
  • Dancing for Exercise
  • RC Cars
  • Team Competitions
  • Many More!

Registration opens on March 1, 2022!

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When does camp start?

  • Camp begins Monday, May 30, 2022
  • 10 Weeks of Camp available
  • The last week of camp is August 1-5

How much does camp cost?

  • Camp Registration: $250/wk per child.
  • Early drop off: $45/wk
  • Late Pickup: $45/wk
  • Both Early and Late: $80/wk

Does Skylark move?

  • No! Skylark stays at the same church all summer to allow camp to be consistent and allow campers to come all summer!
  • How many weeks can my child come?
  • Campers can come as many weeks as they want! Register for all 10 weeks to experience all the fun and surprises each week of camp includes.
  • Do kids have to come every week?
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What are the camp hours?

What should my child bring to camp?

  • Dry clothing, swim suit, water bottle, any books they are reading and, if available, a Bible.

Who can pick up my camper?

  • For safety reasons, campers can only be picked up by authorized pickups. Parents set authorized pickups in their parent portal. At the end of the camp day, authorized pickups are required to present a code they’ve been assigned, as well as a government issued ID.

Can I drop my child off late or pick them up early?

Can my child attend a partial week of camp?

Am I registering my child based on the grade they’re in or the grade they are entering?

What is the cancellation fee?

Does my child need to have health insurance?

  • Yes

Does my child need to bring their own lunch or snacks?

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Joe Farmer Recreation Center | Allen, TX

Learn new skills, develop healthy lifestyles and experience unique recreation activities at Joe Farmer Recreation Center. Join the community and make fitness a new routine!

Operating Hours

  • Facility hours
    • Presidents’ Day hours: JFRC will open at 5 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 20 due to citywide staff training.

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Classes & Activities 

Youth/Teen Sports

Browse classes Learn the basics of beloved sports, from soccer to basketball to archery and more.

Youth Camps

Browse camps School is out, camp is in! Banish boredom with weeklong programs for students.

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Tiny Tots Open Gym

Upcoming sessionsConnect with other parents while the kids burn off some energy. Next stop, nap time!

Personal Training

Get advice on current training regimens, learn the basics of cardiovascular training and get a customized exercise program. Time and days are arranged between trainer and client. Call 214.509.4750 for more information about Joe Farmer Recreation Center’s personal trainers.




Membership & Passes

Enjoy all that LIFE in Allen has to offer when you join Joe Farmer Recreation Center! Members benefit from affordable access to high-quality equipment, experienced instructors, convenient hours and caring, professional staff.  

Membership at Joe Farmer Recreation Center includes:

  • Fitness room with cardiovascular machines, weight machines and free weights
  • Gym with hardwood floors and 6 official-height basketball goals
  • 2-lane indoor track (17 laps = 1 mile) 2 racquetball and handball courts
  • Game room with table tennis, air hockey and foosball
  • Member discounts on programs and events
  • Free admission to Ford Pool

Day passes to Joe Farmer Recreation Center provide access to all available amenities and group exercise classes offered on that day. 

Resident rates include Allen residents and employees working for businesses, corporations and organizations located within the Allen city limits.

Monthly Membership

Allen Residents

Non-Residents

ADULT (Age 18-59)

$10

$14

YOUTH (Age 3-17)

$5

$7

SENIOR (Age 60+)

$5

$7

FAMILY

$25

$35

Day Pass

Allen Residents

Non-Residents

ADULT (Age 18-59)

$8

$11

YOUTH (Age 3-17)

$5

$7

SENIOR (Age 60+)

$5

$7

FAMILY

$12

$17

Fees effective January 1, 2023

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2023 Membership Changes

Multi-facility access will not be offered for new or renewing members in 2023. Those who wish to access multiple recreation centers can purchase separate memberships – or, if visiting infrequently, purchase a day pass to visit a facility without joining. Members at Joe Farmer Recreation Center will receive free access to Ford Pool as a membership perk. Seniors must be 60 years or older to access discounted senior rates at Allen Parks & Recreation facilities.


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Parties & Rentals

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Examples ethics: 23 Ethical & Unethical Behavior Examples in Workplace

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23 Ethical & Unethical Behavior Examples in Workplace

Workplace ethics are a dynamic set of values that vary with people and their definition of a workplace. For some, it is a physical office they go to every day, while others, their home office.

It doesn’t matter whether you work from home or commute to work everyday, workplace ethic is required to build a successful career. Organizations are known to embrace ethical practices and behaviors to increase productivity and uphold integrity—while setting a penalty for workers who default workplace ethics.

Following a predefined workplace ethic is a little harder for freelancers and business owners because there is usually no disciplinary committee to punish them for defaulting. It is however evident that for them to not lose clients, they need to imbibe workplace ethics into themselves.

What is Workplace Ethics?

Workplace ethics are the set of values, moral principles, and standards that need to be followed by both employers and employees in the workplace. It is the set of rules and regulations that need to be followed by all staff of the workplace.

These ethics are implemented by employers to foster both employee-employee relationship and employee-customer relationships. An organization may decide to put these ethics into writing or not—they are however meant to be followed. 

There exist some general workplace ethics that do not need to be defined by the employer, but are common ethical behaviors employees need to exhibit. In the same vein, some organization-specific ethics may need to be defined in a company handbook.



Examples of Ethical Behaviors in The Workplace 

Examples of ethical behaviors in the workplace includes; obeying the company’s rules, effective communication, taking responsibility, accountability, professionalism, trust and mutual respect for your colleagues at work. These examples of ethical behaviors ensures maximum productivity output at work. And could be pivotal for career growth.

  • Obey The Company’s Rules & Regulation

 At the start of an employee contract, companies may need the employee to sign various documents, including the company rules and regulation agreement form. Also, the employee may be given a handbook that may serve as a guide.

Some common rules are tardiness, inappropriate dressing, and language, etc. Due to the excitement of getting a new job, some employees do not properly read these rules and may end up deferring them in the future.

Therefore, it is important that new employees properly read these rules & regulations in other not to defer them.

  • Communicate Effectively

Effective communication is very important to avoid misunderstandings when dealing with issues in the workplace. Communicating effectively may mean different things to people at different points in time.

Let us consider the hypothetical situation of an employee trying to relay information to a French-speaking customer. The best way to communicate effectively with the customer is to have an employee who can speak French relay the information. 

Effective communication may also have an employee breaking one of the rules and regulations of the company without getting penalized for it. An employee reaching out to HR that they will be coming in late due to some unforeseen circumstances may be spared for coming late if the situation is properly communicated. 

  • Develop Professional Relationships

Good professional relationships are not only a thing that fosters teamwork among employees, but also help with individual career development for employees. Developing professional relationships with coworkers or other professionals outside the workplace will also directly or indirectly improve productivity. 

Professional relationships between low-level and high-level employees will make it easier for ideas to be shared and knowledge to be passed to junior employees. That way, the company can confidently have an intern work on a tough project to meet a pending deadline due to the guidance from older employees.

Salespeople, for one, need to build external professional relationships with professionals from other organizations—especially those who are potential clients. These relationships will help create a contact person in another organization in case they need to sell a product to them.

  • Take Responsibility

 It is important for employees to always take responsibility for decisions made both individually and in a team. This is, in fact, a leadership trait that every employee who is looking to take up a managerial position in the future should exhibit.

Understandably, employees may want to save their job and are therefore scared of taking responsibility for a particular event. However, they shouldn’t let this fear take them.out of the team.

For example, the communications team came up with a marketing strategy for the company and it failed. The team members are to jointly take responsibility for this failure, not individuals coming out that they weren’t part of the decision making process.

If the strategy has gone the other way round, they wouldn’t have said the same.

  • Professionalism/Standards

There are professional standards that everything an employee does in the workplace. The use of informal words in a formal workplace is highly unprofessional. 

These standards should be held high and applied to every part of an employee’s activity in the workplace. This should include the way they speak, kind of work they deliver and their relationship with coworkers and customers.

  • Be Accountable

 Accountability is also a very good trait of an employee. One of the things that may short change a talented and responsible is the lack of accountability. 

Lack of accountability may result in your boss thinking you have an “I don’t care attitude” to the company’s project or worst take you as a liar and may lead to job loss in the long run. For example, at the beginning of each year, a certain amount of money is allocated to each department.

The manager is meant to oversee how this money is spent. If at the end of the year, the manager can not make an account of how the money was spent, he may then be suspected of stealing company funds.

  • Uphold Trust

An employee should not do anything that may make his or her employee withdraw trust. As an employee of a company, your employee trusts you to get work done perfectly on time.

Things like missing deadlines regularly or delivering work that needs to be revised over and over again will deny you a promotion. It may even leave the employer not giving you tasks to complete in the future—a nightmare for freelancers.

  • Show Initiative without being told

Is the company running behind deadline and you feel you can stay a few extra hours after work to finish up? Do it.

You are a freelance designer and your client wants a particular poster designed but doesn’t have a copywriter to write the content. If you can write the contents, do so. Don’t delay a client’s work because of a few contents.

  • Respect Your Colleagues

It doesn’t matter whether you are dealing with the intern, a junior, janitor, etc. they should all be treated with respect. As a manager, treating your team members with respect will help improve their productivity.

Giving constructive criticism and saying kind words to them even when they are not able to deliver perfectly will help them strive to do better in the future.

  • Work Smarter

 Don’t just work hard, work smarter. The reason why you see an employee promoted to the post of manager after just 2 years and a hardworking employee who has been with the company for 10 years failed to get a promotion is smart work.

Assume that these 2 employees are data scientists who collect data and analyze them. A smarter employee will use the Formplus data collection tool to collect data and receive real-time data analytics, while a hard-working employee will print paper-based forms and do the hard work of sharing it to respondents.

Unethical Workplace Behaviors

  • Lies

Lying is a trait that is detested in and outside the workplace. It kills trust, affects relationships and may even put people in trouble.

There are different situations where employees lie in the workplace—with just one lie opening the floor for many others. It could be a sales manager lying about the number of clients they were able to get in a month or an employee calling in sick just to attend another job interview. 

A lot of employees start lying from their CV, by adding experiences they didn’t acquire, and the skills they don’t have. Employees need to understand that lying about work may eventually get them in trouble and needs to stop before they lose their job. 

However, we notice that employees lie due to fear of their employer—an employee will call in sick to go for interviews because companies frown against employees interviewing at another company. HR should put up a more friendly culture that will encourage people to progress in their careers taking up other jobs and even support them throughout the process.

  • Taking Credit for Others Hard Work

It is very common for managers to take credit for their team member’s hard work when reporting to the management. A team member may have brought an idea that helped the sales team improve their sales by 200%.

However, when giving a report, the manager doesn’t mention the team member’s name but claims the idea as his. Employees need to reduce the use of “I”, but embrace the use of ” We”.

By taking credit for another person’s work, you will be denying the person a promotion, bonus or commendation for a job well done. This will discourage the person from sharing ideas that will benefit the company in the future. 

  • Verbal Harassment/Abuse

Employees need to stay away from using foul language on coworkers in and out of the workplace. This is very important when dealing with customers.

Customers are known to get angry and may result in verbal abuse due to a bad product or service. They may even get insult you when they are at fault.

As a customer care representative, salesperson or any other employee, it is beth important that you don’t use abusive words on customers no matter how provoked.

  • Violence

Similar to verbal harassment, employees should not be violent when dealing with coworkers and customers. Customers may likely provoke you, but it is better to keep shut and walk away rather than turn violent.

  • Non-Office Related Work

 A lot of employees have side hustles which they use to supplement salaries. This is very good and only very few companies are against employees working to make money outside work hours.

However, some employees still do non-office related work during office hours. Employees who have side hustles should try doing them on weekends or employing other people to handle some of the business logistics to avoid eating into office hours to get the work done.

  • Extended Breaks

Companies give lunch breaks to employees and people take advantage of these breaks to do other things outside office work like, go for interviews, meet with friends or even work on their side hustles. They are free to do whatever they want these lunch breaks. 

Employees, however, take advantage of these lunch breaks and extend them beyond time. 

  • Theft/Embezzlement

Some employees are known for diverting company funds into their bank accounts—padding project quotations, invoices, etc. to deceive the company on how much was spent on particular projects.

This act is detrimental to the company because employees who steal sometimes replace quality products with counterfeits which are cheaper but causes damage in the future.

  • Sexual Harassment

Sexual harassment is an offense that is not limited to the workplace alone. An employee accused of sexual harassment will not only face consequences in the workplace but also tried at a court of law.

Many companies have a zero-tolerance rate for sexual harassment in and outside the workplace. This may tarnish the company’s reputation and the only way to curb is to make an example of defaulters.

  • Corrupt Practices

Some common causes of corruption can be seen during the employment process of an organization. They invite so many people to send their CVs and come for interviews but only people with the same political affiliation with them get the job.

This is also common with companies that ask for contractors to bid for a project but the employees will only give them to their friends who may not even bid at all.

Get started with our workplace harassment form template to receive feedback from employees

Management/Employers Unethical Behaviors 

Workplace ethics is not for employees alone. Employers are also bound to workplace ethics and may also be tried for unethical behavior.

  • Sex for Job/Promotion

It is common for managers, employers and major decision-makers to use their position in the workplace to influence the hiring decision in exchange for sex.  

  • Late Night Out/Unpaid Overtime

Some employers take advantage of desperate job seekers and the competitive job market to use employees’ leisure time as they wish. They do so with the mentality that they are doing employees a favor by employing them, not knowing that the favor is mutual.

Employees who are scared of queries or job loss are not able to protest the infringement into their private time by the employer.

  • Verbal Harassment

It is common among employers to verbally harass employees when they make little mistakes. This will reduce employee morale and productivity.

Employers should always say kind words to their employees. 

  • Undue Pressure

Deadlines are a great way to make sure the work gets done on time. However, when employees are placed under undue pressure, they end up trading quality for on-time delivery.

An example of undue pressure will be giving an employee a 1-day deadline for a project that would normally take a week.

  • Nepotism

This is a common type of corruption that happens in the workplace. An employee who has been working hard for years while influencing company growth may get sidelined for a promotion because of another employee who is a family friend, family, or friend of the employer. Things like this are what reduce employee morale or even push talented employees to dropping a resignation.

  • Unfriendly Work Environment

One of the things that can mar productivity is an unfriendly working environment. This may come as a combination of abusive bosses, lack of commendation, nepotism, etc. An unfriendly environment is an environment that combines various unethical behaviors into one.

  • Unrealistic Expectations

Creatives usually have it worse when it comes to having unrealistic expectations from employees. 

Advantages and Implications of Workplace Ethics

  1. It can stimulate positive employee behavior and create a positive ambiance in the workplace
  2. Ensures management guides and mentors their employees in a healthy environment
  3. A workplace with good ethics usually strengthens the bond employees have with their superior
  4. It boosts productivity through employee performance and job satisfaction which in turn increases company growth.
  5. Bad workplace ethics can cause a strain in the relationship with company stakeholders
  6. When it leaks (which it most likely will) poor behavior can be recorded and propelled into unsavory headlines online. This can lead to reputational damage to the brand name.

How to Solve Unethical Issues at the Workplace 

1. Have Rules

Organizations need to have predefined rules and regulations regarding workplace ethics. These rules and regulations should be given to new employees together with their employment contracts.

Also having the rules written at strategic places at the workplace will also help remind people about the rules. People tend to unconsciously imbibe things they see every day.

2. Accept Feedback/Complaint

Make it easy for employees to send feedback or complaint in case of harassment, abuse, or any other unethical activities going on in the workplace.  

With tools like Formplus, you can create online forms to receive complaints on workplace harassment or any other unethical behaviors 

3. List Consequences for Unethical Behaviors

Consequences for unethical behaviors should also be placed alongside the rules at strategic places in the organization. That way, if anyone wants to ignore the rules despite seeing them, the fear of getting punished will stop him or her from going ahead.

4. Swift Justice/Disciplinary Action

Some Companies often cover up issues of rape, sexual harassment, etc. when the perpetrator is a high-ranking member of the organization. Things like this should not be accommodated.

Irrespective of who breaks the rule, there should be swift disciplinary action by the organization. 

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Code of Ethics Examples: From Personal to Professional

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A code of ethics is a set of principles and rules used by individuals and organizations to govern their decision-making process, as well as to distinguish right from wrong. They provide a general idea of the ethical standards of a business or organization. However, people can have their own personal code of ethics as well. Keep reading for a more thorough explanation of a code of ethics, as well as several code of ethics examples.

Professional Codes of Ethics

Several professions have a code of ethics that exists independent of any particular employment. For instance, a doctor or lawyer is always bound by the code of ethics for their profession, regardless of whether they work for a large organization or are in private practice. These codes constitute the basic expectations of these jobs and guide them when making decisions.

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The Legal Profession

Lawyers, paralegals and other employees of the legal profession are bound to a general code of ethics. A few of these governing ethics include:

  • Confidentiality – Lawyers must maintain their clients’ confidence at all times.
  • Competence – Legal professionals must represent their clients with a high level of competence.
  • Professional Courtesy – Lawyers must treat their colleagues with fairness and courtesy.

The Medical Profession

The American Medical Association imposes a code of ethics on physicians. It addresses everything from interpersonal relationships with other staff members to information on patient care. For instance:

  • Trust – Doctors must instill a sense of trust between themselves and their patients.
  • Do No Harm – Doctors cannot engage in any activity that would cause harm to their patients.
  • Privacy – Doctors cannot share the details of their patients’ medical treatments or histories without permission.

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The Business World

Corporations and have codes of ethics to help workers decide if certain behaviors are appropriate and acceptable when dealing with clients and outside agencies. Many organizations require employees to attend yearly training on ethics and, in some cases, to sign statements promising to adhere to all ethical guidelines laid out by the company.

Examples of ethics in the business world include:

  • Integrity – Employees should maintain honesty and clear communication in the workplace.
  • Teamwork – Members of a professional organization should work together to get the job done.
  • Objectivity – Employers should not make career decisions based on whom they like best or with whom they have personal relationships.

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Teachers and Education

Teachers and other education professionals are role models to their students. Their code of ethics not only protects their students against mistreatment, but it also protects their sense of fairness itself. Some code of ethics examples in education include:

  • Consideration – Teachers should put the needs of their students first.
  • Growth – Educators need to pursue professional growth.
  • Communication – Teachers work with parents as a support team for each student.

Personal Codes of Ethics

Individual codes of ethics can originate from religion, secular philosophy or rules of social behavior derived from upbringing and experience. They are typically in line with the rest of one’s society, but one may have stricter or more relaxed personal ethics as well.

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Ethical Expectations in Society

Society at large assumes that certain ethics, morals and values can be expected regardless of religion, geographic location or nationality. The classic example is the Golden Rule: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Other examples of societal ethical behavior include:

  • Respect – Citizens must respect another’s property, choices and lives.
  • Loyalty – People put their family and friends’ needs before their own.
  • Honesty – Individuals tell the truth to community members and authority figures.

Religious Codes of Ethics

Certain codes of ethics, such as religious codes of ethics, apply only to members of select groups. They are based on morals shared by tenets and members of that religion. Examples of religious codes of ethics include the Ten Commandments of Judaism, the Beatitudes of Christianity, the Five Pillars of Islam, and the Noble Eightfold Path of Buddhism.

Some shared ethics in these religions include:

  • Value of Life – Do not kill your fellow human.
  • Pursue Peace – Avoid violence when possible.
  • Do Not Steal – Don’t take things that don’t belong to you.

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Secular Codes of Ethics

Personal codes of ethics do not require religion, however. Immanuel Kant’s categorical imperative and the Utilitarian rule of the greatest good for the greatest number are both ethical codes that do not require any religious basis. Some of these ethics may include:

  • Sustainable Living – Live in a way that doesn’t waste unsustainable resources.
  • Care for the Vulnerable – Those who are medically or economically disadvantaged should have priority of care.
  • Benefit the Greater Good – Make sure that your decisions help others rather than just yourself.

Code of Ethics vs. Code of Conduct

A code of ethics is only effective if it corresponds to a set of behaviors that uphold those ethics. The terms code of ethics and code of conduct are often used interchangeably; however, there are some key differences between them.

  • A code of ethics details the general ethics that a person or employee should uphold.
  • A code of conduct details the way that a person or employee should behave in order to uphold the code of ethics.

While a code of conduct may not always correspond to a code of ethics, a code of ethics must have a corresponding code of conduct. For example, if an organization includes honesty in its code of ethics, its code of conduct may include something like “Employees will come to their supervisor with any problems before discussing it with outside members of the team. ” A business that values safety in its code of ethics would set very specific safety rules in its code of conduct.

The Power of Ethics in the Modern World

Codes of ethics are present at all levels of society, as well as in business and individual behavior. Many are codified in writing and enforced with penalties, while others are more malleable and dependent on the individual’s perception of right and wrong. For further study of ethics and their place in the world, have a look at these examples of rights-based ethics.

Professional Ethics: Description and Examples

Personal ethics refers to an individual’s beliefs about what is right and wrong and guides people in the decisions they make both in and out of the workplace. Your unique ethics will determine how you handle certain situations at work, as well as how you grow and develop in your career. Here we explore what personal ethics are, why they are important, the difference between personal and professional ethics, and general examples of personal ethics principles.

Definition of personal ethics

Personal ethics are the ethical principles that a person uses in making decisions and behavior in both personal and professional environments. This ethic affects various aspects of a person’s life and helps people develop their work ethic, personal and professional goals and values. People use their ethics to determine what is right and wrong and influence how someone behaves in difficult situations. Each person’s code of ethics is different, but many people share common ethical standards such as honesty and respect.

Why is personal ethics important?

An individual’s personal ethics are important for several reasons, including because they are:

  • Allow leaders to lead their teams more effectively: When a leader regularly follows a predictable and respectable code of ethics, his team is more likely to follow suit. and be confident in the contribution they make to the organization as a whole.
  • Inspire confidence and support in leaders: Leaders and other professionals who regularly behave in the same way no matter the situation are more likely to enjoy the trust and support of colleagues and employees. People who follow a sound code of ethics are easier to trust and more likely to gain trust among others.
  • Give people a solid basis for determining the most appropriate course of action in any given situation: When a person has strong personal ethics, they are better able to make decisions and act in situations that might otherwise seem difficult.
  • Improve your decision-making process . The ability of a professional to make decisions is based on his personal and professional ethics and what he considers good or bad. Strong ethics make decision making easier and more orderly.
  • Set a Standard of Behavior: In the workplace and in life, ethics helps set an appropriate standard of behavior for people. This behavior is called ethical behavior and refers to a person’s ability to make informed decisions based on their ethical nature.
  • Supportive motivation: people with strong ethics are often easily motivated and willing to go the extra mile to complete a task or goal on time and in the right way.

Differences between personal and professional ethics

There are several key differences between personal and professional ethics. The main difference is that a set of personal ethics refers to an individual’s beliefs and values ​​in any area of ​​life, while professional ethics refers to an individual’s values ​​in the workplace.

An example of a personal code of ethics is as follows: a person prefers to return a purse he found on the ground lost and found rather than keep it for himself because of his personal ethics of honesty. In the workplace, an example of professional ethics would be for the same person to return a wallet to a colleague in accordance with a code of conduct against theft.

Some people distinguish between personal and professional ethics, viewing the personal ethics system as a person’s personal moral code or conscience, while professional ethics are seen as an established code of conduct to be followed in the workplace.

Examples of Personal Ethics

The following are examples of some of the most common principles of personal ethics shared by many professionals:

Integrity

Many people view honesty as an important ethic. This ethic carries over from a person’s personal life to their professional life and ensures that they are truthful in all scenarios.

Loyalty

Loyalty is another common personal ethic shared by many professionals. People who have a personal ethic of loyalty demonstrate dependability and loyalty in all their dealings, and others can trust their loyal behavior no matter the situation.

Integrity

Integrity refers to a person’s commitment to upholding their moral principles in any situation and is an essential component of safe and healthy relationships both in and out of the workplace. Honest people are reliable, responsible and accountable for their actions.

Respect

People with sound personal ethics demonstrate respect for others both at work and in their personal lives. They respect the autonomy, rights and interests of others and do not discriminate on the basis of anyone’s religion, gender or race.

Selflessness

People who are selfless put others first and do not act selfishly or selfishly. They consider the needs and situations of others and put those needs ahead of their own.

Responsibility

Someone with a strong moral code is willing to take responsibility for their actions and make changes or corrections when needed.

How to Determine Your Personal Ethics

Below are steps you can take to identify your unique personal ethical beliefs so you can improve and demonstrate them in your daily life:

  1. Set your priorities straight. Knowing what means the most to you can help you define your personal set of ethical standards. For example, if you regularly put others first, you probably have a personal ethic of selflessness. Make a list of your personal life priorities and see if you can associate each priority with a unique ethic.
  2. Write down your goals. Having a concrete idea of ​​your personal and professional goals will help you establish your unique ethics. For example, if your goal is to maintain honesty and integrity in everything you do, these are probably two of your personal ethical standards.
  3. Think about your practices and beliefs. What you believe and practice will shed light on your unique ethics. For example, if you believe that a person should be willing to take responsibility for their actions no matter the situation, you are probably responsible as a personal ethic.

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Every company has a code of conduct that applies to both the business and its employees. Business ethics is what drives this code of conduct. Companies often voluntarily adopt the principles of corporate ethics, but sometimes these principles are imposed by law. A company’s business ethics can shape how the world perceives it, its business partners, and its customers, so it can be the key to its success. This article discusses business ethics, what it is, why it is important and its various types.

What is business ethics?

Business ethics refers to a set of moral principles that guide a company’s conduct. These principles govern every aspect of a company’s life, including its interactions with government and other businesses, its treatment of its employees, and its relationship with customers. Whenever any ethical dilemma or controversy arises, businesses will look to these fundamental principles to help resolve these situations.

Why is business ethics important?

First, it ensures that the company operates in accordance with all applicable laws. Legitimate activity, whether at the local or national level, maintains the respect of the company among its colleagues and potential clients or customers and allows it to continue its activities.

The company’s business ethics also help it attract quality employees. Companies that care about their employees at all levels and treat them to the highest ethical standards are attractive to job seekers. Also, if you work for a company that respects its employees, you are more likely to achieve good results and stay in business for a long time.

Finally, a business that treats its clients or customers ethically builds a trusting relationship with them as well as a permanent relationship. These clients will become repeat customers and are more likely to recommend the business to people in their area of ​​influence. In addition, a business known for its high ethical principles can earn respect and enhance the quality of its brand.

Types of business ethics

There are different types of business ethics. Both the nature of a company’s business and its location can affect which ethics it emphasizes. The following are some of the most common business ethics rules.

1. Personal Responsibility

Every person working in business, whether at the managerial or entry level, is expected to show personal responsibility. This may mean completing the tasks assigned to you by your manager, or simply performing the duties specified in the job description. If you make a mistake, you admit your mistake and do your best to correct it.

2. Corporate responsibility

Businesses are accountable to their employees, customers or customers, and in some cases to their board of directors. Some of these may be contractual or legal obligations, others may be promises, such as to conduct business with integrity and treat people with dignity and respect. Whatever these obligations are, businesses must comply with them.

3. Loyalty

Both businesses and their employees are expected to be loyal. Employees must be loyal to their colleagues, supervisors and the company. This may include speaking positively about the business in public and addressing personal or corporate matters only in private. Loyalty of customers or customers is important for a company not only to maintain good business relationships, but also to attract business through a good reputation.

4. Respect

Respect is an important element of business ethics, both in how a business treats its customers, customers and employees, and in how its employees treat each other. When you show respect to someone, that person feels like a valued team member or an important client. You care about their opinions, keep your promises to them, and quickly resolve any issues they may have.

5. Reliability

The business cultivates trust with its customers, customers and employees through honesty, transparency and reliability. Employees need to feel they can trust the business to honor their terms of employment. Customers and customers must be able to trust the business with their money, data, contractual obligations and confidential information. Reliability motivates people to do business with you and helps you maintain a positive reputation.

6. Fairness

When a business is fair, it applies the same standards to all employees, regardless of rank. The same expectations of honesty, integrity, and accountability that are placed on an entry-level employee apply to the CEO. A business will treat its customers with the same respect, offering the same products and services on the same terms.

7. Social and environmental responsibility

Companies will behave ethically not only towards their customers, customers and employees, but also towards society and the environment. Many companies are looking for ways to help their communities through volunteer work or financial contributions. They will also take action to reduce waste and create a safe and healthy environment.

Examples of Business Ethics

There are many ways companies express their ethics. Typically, a business will have a document with a code of conduct informing employees of their ethical responsibilities. Companies may also publish a Values ​​Statement that advertises the ethical standards they hold. Here are some examples of how businesses can practice their ethics.

1. Data protection

Companies often collect information about their customers. This can only be an email address, but it can also be their physical address, medical or financial information, depending on the nature of the business. Companies that collect customer data usually promise to protect that information and not share it without the customer’s permission. The same applies to employee information. Business ethics generally protect employees’ personal files and only allow access to them to those with a good reason.

2. Prioritizing customers

One way a business shows respect for its customers is by prioritizing customer needs, even at the company’s expense. For example, if a customer buys products or services that turn out to be unsatisfactory, the company will do everything possible to reward the customer. If it is a faulty product, the business will offer a replacement or refund. If a customer experiences poor service, the company will usually apologize and offer a discount or other form of compensation.

3. Diversity in the workplace

Businesses can be fair by emphasizing diversity in the workplace. Achieving diversity in the workplace means employing hiring practices that give equal opportunities to people from different ethnic, gender and social groups. This can add time and effort to the hiring process, but it’s worth it. Hiring different people gives the business the benefit of different perspectives. It also shows the company’s commitment to equality and respect for all people.

4. Whistleblower protection

As businesses grow, it becomes more difficult to verify that employees are meeting the ethical standards set by the company. Sometimes businesses rely on whistleblowers to draw attention to unethical practices within the company. To encourage employees to report unethical practices, businesses often implement safeguards against negative consequences. With these protections, employees don’t have to fear losing their jobs or facing disciplinary action for pointing out unethical behavior.

5. Corporate Transparency

A business that practices transparency will communicate clearly with both employees and customers or customers. The language used will be unambiguous, so there will be no doubt about the policies or priorities that guide business decisions. Transparent corporate communications will also be honest and truthful. Everyone who works for or interacts with the company must be able to trust what it says.

6. Working with the community

Companies often feel an ethical obligation to give back to the communities in which they do business. This may take the form of volunteer programs where employees are encouraged to donate their time, perhaps even at company expense. Such programs may include working at a soup kitchen, helping with home repairs, cleaning up after a disaster, or learning skills at a local community center. These programs not only help those in need, but also build respect and trust in society.

7. Environmental awareness

Many companies are serious about caring for the environment, whether it’s reducing waste or cleaning up the land, water and air. There are various ways companies are acting in this regard, such as reducing air travel and making the most of teleconferencing technology. Businesses can also promote recycling in their offices by providing containers to collect recyclables and arranging for them to be cleaned regularly.

8. Workers’ Compensation

Fair and respectful companies will pay their employees a fair wage for the work they do, based on their experience, education and the nature of the work. They will also regularly review and adjust employee compensation to ensure it continues to be a fair representation of the employee’s position and experience.

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Physical Activities for Kids Build Motor Skills

Photo by Karina Uvarova / iStock

By Rachel Ward

Those first wavering, unassisted steps your baby takes are magical for you and incredibly exciting for them—they are literally taking their first steps toward independence and a smattering of physical activities!

Fast forward to the toddler days, and independence is well underway as they use their newfound movement to get a closer look at things they weren’t able to reach before on their own—like doorknobs and the drawers on end tables (so don’t get rid of your baby/child-proof house setup just yet, parents).

Even with their entry to toddlerhood, these little humans still have a long way to go before they’ve mastered physical movement and the other skills that go along with it.

“Toddlers have figured out basic movement, but there’s a lot of trial and error as they figure out the many ways that their bodies can move, called gross-motor skills, in addition to where their bodies are in relation to other objects and people, called spatial awareness,” says Linda Nelson from KinderCare’s Education team.

That’s why, in addition to providing plenty of activities related to creative expression, early science, and the like, we’re also placing a strong emphasis on physical development for the toddler set—and this activity is one of our favorites. 

This Physical Development Game Builds Spatial Awareness Skills (and More) for Toddlers

Exploring makeshift “tunnels,” whether made from household furniture or cardboard boxes, is sure to elicit plenty of excited giggles—and up the ante on learning benefits at the same time! (And no worries, parents, we’re supervising carefully the whole time.)

“As children work on moving over, under, around, and through tunnels, they’re trying out new ways of moving they might not have thought of yet, while also building coordination and balance,” explains Nelson.

All that movement exercise is crucial for getting kids prepped for the next big steps—like bowling with water bottles, playing softball, and learning how to cartwheel!

We’re focusing on physical skill-building all the time at KinderCare, but there’s a lot of fun ways you can do the same at home! Try some of our ideas below.

Work It! 4 Fun Physical Games and Spatial Awareness Activities for Toddlers

1. Have a little dance party in your living room

There’s no end to the fun when the music’s turned up loud and your whole family is droppin’ it like it’s hot! Not only is it a great way for older kids (and you, parents) to get a little activity into their daily routine, but it also helps toddlers explore new ways of moving and build motor skills. Challenge them to try moving like a butterfly, doing the bunny hop, or leading a conga line!

2. Do the Hokey Pokey (and shake it all about)

There’s a reason this song/dance is a childhood classic! As toddlers focus on moving each arm or leg, they’re building awareness of each limb and working on balance and coordination at the same time (and the intro to right vs. left is a bonus, too).

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3. Play a game of catch

Hoping your toddler will venture into the big world of sports one day? Grab a soft and squishy ball and take turns passing it back and forth to each other. Your child might have some trouble at first as they build their body awareness and motor skills, but hey—practice makes perfect!

4. Play hide and seek

Where, oh, where can your child hide? The thrill of searching for a place where you won’t see them after you finish your countdown makes this game a toddler favorite—but it’s also helping your child think about where their body will fit in relation to objects around them (a.k.a. spatial awareness).

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Basic obstacle course ideas for kids

From jumping to catching balls to standing on tiptoes, your 2-year-old’s gross motor skills are making some dramatic leaps forward—pun intended 😉

Now is a great time to create a basic obstacle course for your child. By 30 months, they may be able to:

  • jump in place with both feet, and then at a distance of 8 to 14 inches. 
  • jump forwards and backwards (maybe even sideways) with both feet.
  • walk on a line.
  • walk on tiptoes.
  • stand on one foot for a short time.
  • run more smoothly; avoid an obstacle while running; come to a more complete stop.
  • catch a large ball.

An obstacle course, indoors or out, is a great way for your child to practice these gross motor milestones. Obstacle courses also support motor planning, sequencing, memory, following directions, and self-regulation. 

Note: the following activity is designed for two-year-olds, but both younger and older children can happily play along—just make sure the course is clear (and closely monitored) for when the baby comes crawling through

Here’s how to set up an obstacle course:

If this is your child’s first time, consider starting small—just a few elements from start to finish—so they can feel successful before you add more. A great way to start is to have them walk a simple line on the ground. You can make the line with chalk, tape, the edge of a carpet or floorboard, or a line on the sidewalk. This is a fun way to practice balance before they get to the trickier parts of an obstacle course.

When you’re thinking about designing your own obstacle course, whether it’s indoors or out, consider the various elements that make it both fun and challenging. Try to give your child:

  • something to jump to (spots marked on the ground), over (a rope or a line on the ground), and into (some hoops or chalk circles).
  • something to crawl through or under (a play tunnel, a table, or a chair).
  • something to walk on carefully (a board laid flat on the ground).
  • something to climb over (pillows, bean bag chairs, or large stuffed animals).
  • something to wind their way around (cones on the ground that they have to weave through).
  • something to run to—you can have the obstacle course finish with a short sprint into your arms ❤️

You can extend the course by having them do it backwards, sideways, or even blindfolded.

Here’s how to make a “chalkstacle course” using only a piece of chalk and some open space:

Early Childhood Consultant Gennie Gorback makes obstacle courses for her children, using just a piece of chalk and some open outdoor space. Here are her recommendations for creating a “chalkstacle course” for your two-year-old:

  • Before drawing the course, think about physical activities your child can already do. For example, “my two-year old loves to run, hop, and twirl.” Then, plan the chalkstacle course accordingly, adding a few new challenges for them to try. 
  • Here are some lines and movements to get your two-year-old started:
    • A long straight line for running
    • A spiral for spinning 
    • “Lilypads” (or simple circles) for frog jumps
    • A circle with bunny ears for bunny hopping
    • A zig-zag line for balancing 
  • Your two-year-old may need to see you do the chalkstacle course first, then try it with you, then move on to doing it on their own with verbal prompts. Your child may not be able to remember the movements associated with each drawing without your help, and that’s okay. 

Bonus: this kind of course is also a pre-reading activity 🤓 By drawing a line or design in chalk and assigning it a movement, you are demonstrating to your child that lines and marks have specific meanings. This is part of the “concepts of print,” the mechanics of how reading works: the direction of text (left to right, right to left, top to bottom), how to flip pages, and a wide range of other pre-reading behaviors.

*credit @gorbackpack

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Lake stevens day care: THE Top 10 Daycares in Lake Stevens, WA

Опубликовано: May 3, 2023 в 6:36 am

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THE Top 10 Daycares in Lake Stevens, WA

Daycares in Lake Stevens, WA

Doodlebugs Daycare

2609 115th Ave Ne, Lake Stevens, WA 98258

Starting at $33/day

Description:

Doodlebugs Daycare is a state-licensed provider that offers child care and early learning programs for newborns up to school-age kids. The facility is open to children of up to 12 years old. Doodlebugs Daycareis open on weekdays and weekends from 6:00 A.M. to 12:00 A.M….

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Providing quality care for children, ages 2 months through 11 years old since 1990. Fun activities planned year round. Very competitive rates. Open M-F 7am-5pm. Licensed in home care.

Hannah’s House

7331 10th Street Se, Lake Stevens, WA 98258

Costimate: $234/wk

Description:

Hi, I am a licensed home daycare provider located in Lake Stevens. I have been licensed for 10 years and love what I do. I provide a safe, home like environment and treat all my kids in my care like family.We have a bright and sunny playroom and a fully fenced back yard. I provide breakfast, lunch and 2 snacks. I offer a preschool program each year, which starts in September and ends in June. My program for my pre-K children focuses on school readiness so they are ready when it’s time for them to start school. I offer preschool for my younger bunch as well. It is a program at their level and they all have a lot of fun….

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Kids Creative Mind Daycare offers childcare and preschool programs to the community of Lake Stevens, Washington. The educational philosophy is to educate the whole person and promote personal responsibility andaccountability. The unique and robust curriculum integrates traditional academic subjects with music, theater, art and outdoor education….

Kids ‘n US

9623 32nd St Se Ste E101, Lake Stevens, WA 98258

Costimate: $234/wk

Description:

Kids ‘N Us provides a safe, loving, homelike atmosphere fostering the social, motor and cognitive development of each child in their care book. The center offers a number of services to help nurture and developeach child’s unique abilities and potential as well as enrich children’s experiences while…

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Country Charm Childcare is committed to providing an educational environment that is supportive of the unique spirit of each child and encourages the child to grow intellectually, emotionally, socially, andphysically at his or her own pace….

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Offering hands-on, quality, and age-appropriate learning atmosphere to the community, Lake Stevens Christian Academy is an organization situated in Lake Stevens, WA. Lake Stevens Christian Academy providesservices to students ranging between the ages of 1 month to 13 years old. They started operating in the year 1980 and can accommodate a total of up to 100 children in maximum….

Description:

Lake Stevens Boys & Girls Club offers childcare, preschool, and before and after school programs to the community of Lake Stevens, Washington. The center offers a number of services to help nurture and developeach child’s unique abilities and potential as well as enrich children’s experiences….

Hind’s Daycare

7203 65th Pl NE, Marysville, WA 98270

Costimate: $206/wk

Description:

Hey there! My name is Hind Saeed. I have been in the babysitter/nanny business for almost 4 years and have a lot of experience! This account is for the daycare business and is brand new. I have an older accountmade for nanny/babysitter jobs. I am now opening up a daycare at home and 3-5 spots are available as of right now!…

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Hey all, I wanted to share a recommendation for a daycare
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Wiggles & Giggles Daycare is a child care facility located at 3724 98th St NE. Marysville, WA. Their facility offers a place where children can play and to learn through hands-on activity. They focus to developthe child’s interaction with fellow students to grow both their intellectual and social skills….

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Teddyland Home Day Care Preschool is a child care facility located at 7807 44th St NE. Marysville, WA. Their facility focus on encouraging children to ask questions, explores and seeks answers. They providechildren with a challenging task to enhance their skills for their upcoming education….

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Lisas Little Learners offers childcare and preschool programs to the community of Marysville, Washington. Their mission is to provide children with a lifelong love of learning and a sense of community in a highquality environment.  …

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Marysville Cooperative Preschool in Marysville, WA offers emergent and developmentally-appropriate curriculum in a rich learning atmosphere for preschoolers and toddlers ranging from ages 18 months to 5 yearsold. This organization believes that through crafts and play, the children will develop the academic and social skills that they need to become life-long learners….

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Messiah Lutheran Day School in Marysville, WA offers early childhood program for children from ages 3 to 4 years old. They believe that the parents have the primary task of providing the students a home ofself-esteem, love, respect, forgiveness, fulfillment, and trust. This organization assists children by providing various learning experiences in a Christian atmosphere….

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FAQs for finding daycares in Lake Stevens

In 2023 what type of daycare can I find near me in Lake Stevens, WA?

There are a variety of daycares in Lake Stevens, WA providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.

How can I find a daycare near me in Lake Stevens, WA?

If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 289 in Lake Stevens, WA as of February 2023 and you can filter daycares by distance from Lake Stevens or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.

What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?

As you visit daycare facilities in Lake Stevens, WA, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Lake Stevens, WA.

Best Daycare in Lake Stevens, WA

Sunnyside Early Learning Program WeeCare

Daycare in
Marysville, WA

(206) 759-7996

Sunnyside early learning program is a clean and nurturing environment where your child can learn and grow. At our home daycare, we focus on … Read More

$351 – $444 / wk

6:00 am – 5:00 pm

Hind’s Childcare WeeCare

Daycare in
Marysville, WA

(425) 678-3578

Welcome to Hind’s Childcare! We offer children a supportive and friendly environment that’s just like home. At our home daycare, our goal is… Read More

$269 – $413 / wk

7:00 am – 9:00 pm

Play And Learn At Mimi’s Daycare

Daycare in
Marysville, WA

(425) 600-7085

Hi! We’re Play And Learn At Mimi’s Daycare and we’re a home daycare providing childcare to families. Our goal is to ensure children reach th… Read More

$78 – $387 / wk

5:30 am – 5:30 pm

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Nada Homecare WeeCare

Daycare in
Lake Stevens, WA

(425) 549-4902

Welcome to Nada Homecare! We offer childcare for families looking to provide their child with a loving and safe environment that’s just like. .. Read More

$445 – $500 / wk

5:00 am – 6:00 pm

Corley Maria H Daycare

Daycare in
Lake Stevens, WA

(786) 671-6346

Corley Maria H is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Lake Stevens. Daily care is available on Monday, Tues… Read More

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Devlin Teri Daycare

Daycare in
Marysville, WA

(313) 251-2259

Devlin Teri provides childcare for families living in the Marysville area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities to help the… Read More

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Pattycakes Daycare & Preschool

Daycare in
Lake Stevens, WA

(615) 257-9264

Pattycakes Daycare & Preschool provides childcare for families living in the Lake Stevens area. Children engage in play-based, educational a… Read More

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Maria’s Little Star Daycare

Daycare in
Marysville, WA

(714) 266-1389

Maria’s Little Star Daycare offers safe, loving childcare in the Marysville area. Kids learn through curriculum-based, educational activitie… Read More

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Cabby’s Home Daycare

Daycare in
Marysville, WA

(714) 266-1389

Cabby’s Home Daycare provides childcare for families living in the Marysville area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities to… Read More

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D’castro Daycare

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Marysville, WA

(615) 257-9264

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Dawn Country Daycare is a preschool located in Lake Stevens, Washington 98258. It is one of 104 preschools in the United States. The Dawn Country Daycare’s address is 1816 S Lake Stevens Rd #100, Lake Stevens, Washington, 98258, USA.
The website of the Country Kindergarten “Dawn” is http://www.countrydawnpreschool.com/.
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(Screen Printing Shop) 10519 20th St SE #5, Lake Stevens, WA 98258, USA (approx. 246 meters)

Grocery Tom Thumb

(Grocery store) 1920 S Lake Stevens Rd, Lake Stevens, WA 98258, USA (approx. 209 meters)

TNT Fireworks

(Shop) 1920 S Lake Stevens Rd, Lake Stevens, WA 98258, USA (approx. 209 meters)

Honeymoon Suite Estelle

(Consignment store) 1819S Lake Stevens Rd suite a, Lake Stevens, WA 98258, USA (approx. 187 meters)

South Lake Family Dentistry Dr. Todd Misel & Dr. Gina Kang

(Dental Clinic) 10515 20th St SE # 201, Lake Stevens, WA 98258, USA (approx. 232 meters)

Craven Insurance Inc.

(Insurance Agency) 10515 20th St SE #114, Lake Stevens, WA 98258, USA (approx. 232 meters)

Lake Stevens Fire

(Corporate office) 1825 S Lake Stevens Rd, Lake Stevens, WA 98258, USA (approx. 225 meters)

Swag local school

(Clothing Store) 10519 20th St SE, Lake Stevens, WA 98258, USA (approx. 267 meters)

Crossroads at Lake Stevens

(Presbyterian Church) 2010 S Lake Stevens Rd, Lake Stevens, WA 98258, USA (approx. 324 meters)

Church of the Revelation

(Church) 1819 S Lake Stevens Rd, Lake Stevens, WA 98258, USA (approx. 187 meters)

Less than half a kilometer from Dawn Country Daycare, you can also find Glenwood Pumping Station, Best Marketing Agency, Bank of America ATM, Tom Big Espresso, Japan Teriyaki and Roll, Burger King, South Lake Pizza, Country Dawn Preschool and Kids, AGP Wealth Advisors – Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC, Martin Mosbacker – Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC, Subway, Chevron, Stevens Lake Magazine and more. ?>

Distance from major attractions

The distance between Zagorodny kindergarten “Rassvet” and Haggen is about 3 kilometers.

The distance between Zagorodny kindergarten “Rassvet” and Safeway is about 3 kilometers.

Distance between Country Kindergarten “Rassvet” and Frontier Village S.C. approximately 3 kilometers.

The distance between Zagorodny kindergarten “Rassvet” and Contos Pizza & Pasta is about 3 kilometers.

The distance between Zagorodny kindergarten “Rassvet” and Frontier Village SC is about 3 kilometers.

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