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Professional Behaviours and Valuing

People
Name
1.1 Professional

A professional is an individual possessing a particular knowledge or


expertise on how to carry out an activity that is crucial to society
(Lester, 2014).
Requirements of Professionals
According to (CIPD, 2021), the following key requirements are
essential in profession.
• Core purpose
• Core knowledge
• Core Behaviours
1.2 Ethical Values
Ethical values are the sense of wrong or right within an organisation that
develops culture and create behavioural standards in organisations
through personal values
Responsibility - obligations of an individual towards others and the
duties to focus on the organisational objectives
Respect - respect of fellow individuals we work with, the laws and
regulations as well as the customers to promote attitude within the
organisation.
Honesty - bringing out reliable reports for the organisation. Working as
line manager requires record keeping and management of financial and
human resources.
1.3 Ensuring People Practice is Applied

Contributing to Discussions
Creating groups with common talents
Talent’s recruitment
Effective Ways of Influencing and Communicating in the
Workplace
Exchanging through negotiation
Socializing
Consulting
Approaches of Raising Issues Conflicting with
Ethical Values
Harassment and discrimination within the organisation - In an
organisation, harassment and discrimination could be due to age,
disability, payment terms, religion, race or gender.
Employee Strikes- The workers could be advocating for higher pay
through strikes considering the minimum pay set by the government,
Therefore, the issue raise conflicts within the organisation.
2.1 Self-Determination Theory based on Workplace
Engagement
The self-determination theory argues that self-determined people
perform better if the competence, connection, and autonomy needs are
satisfied (Coccia, 2019).
In self-determination theory, the motivation of employees is based on
three psychological needs, which ensure they feel included, valued and
offered fair treatment.
2.2 People Practice Initiative
The initiative involves the centralisation of operations such that all the
workers update a common system through the department through a
personalised portal.
The operations seek to provide accuracy in reporting and integration of
organisational departments which characterise flexibility and agility of
organisational operations.
• Purpose of the People Practice Initiative
• Promote transparency
• Improve team working
• Allow ease in the assessment of the productivity of workers
• Improve communication within the organisation
References
Black, S., Gardener, D. G., Pierce, J. L. & Steers, R., 2019. Organisational Behaviour.
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CIPD, 2021. Explore the Profession Map, London: Chartered Institite of Professional
Development.
Coccia, M., 2019. Theories of Self- determination. In: Global Encyclopedia of Public
Administration, Public Policy, and Governance. s.l.:Springer International Publishing AG, pp. 1-6.
Lester, S., 2014. Professional standards, competence and capability. Higher Education, Skills and
Work-Based Learning, 4(1), pp. 31-43.
Saks, M., 2012. Defining a Profession: The Role of Knowledge and Expertise. Professions and
Professionalism, 2(1), pp. 1-10.
Singh, H. & Singh, B. P., 2012. Ethical Values and Business Ethics in Multinational Companies in
India in Context of Globalization: An Empirical Study. International Proceedings of Economics
Development and Research, 51(47), pp. 222-230.
TIME (Train Intercultural Mediatiors for a Multicultural Europe), 2016. Communication
Techniques, s.l.: TIME.

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