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FM 7.01

AB
Active ListeningProviding the spaeaker with feedback that indicates the message is being received and is understood.
AgreementA specific commitment made by a person or a group of people.
BenefitsAdded compensation other than money that an employer gices his/her employees.
Business EthicsApplying principles of right and wrong to workplace situations.
Code of EthicsA systematic set of rules and procedures used to guide the behavior of an individual, a business, or a culture.
ConsensusA collective agreement reached by the members of a group.
ConsequencesThe results of an action.
Employee DutiesThe obligations of an employee to fufill the job responsibilities and give the employer a fair days work for the pay ended.
Employee RightsThe entitlement of an employee to ewual opportunity, fair pay, and safe working conditions.
EthicsGuidelines for human behavior; the study of moral choices and values.
MoralsRecognizing the difference between right and wrong, then choosing what is right.
Nonberbal CommunicationThe ability to convey messages without using words.
Open-Ended QuestionA question that requires more than a yes or no response.
Positive ClimateA work enviroment that fosters positive productivity, quality work, worklace values, commitment to ezcellence, constructive criticism, encouragement for growth, and continuing education.
Soft SkillsA mix of necessary iterpersonal skills and business skills that a successful person develops and nurtures.
StandardsAccepted levels of behavior to which individual behavior is compared.
TeamworkThe good working relationship among employees resulting from combined support, leadership, and cooperation.
Utility PrincipleThe idea that the right action is the one that is best for everyone involved, not just for one idividual.
Verbal CommunicationThe ability to convey messages with the use of words.
VirtuesPositive traits, such as loyalty, respect, honesty, and compassion, found within a person.


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