Foundation Principles For Employment Sample Clauses

Foundation Principles For Employment. 1.5 Inland Revenue’s Commitment
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Foundation Principles For Employment. The following are the principles that underpin the employment relationship. They are binding on both Inland Revenue and employees: • We will value each other and act with integrity, honesty, respect and trust and will develop a relationship based on these features • We will be ethical in our dealings with each other and with our customers, and will maintain appropriate standards of confidentiality • We will meet and be seen to meet all legal obligations consistently and impartially • We will act professionally in all interactions with customers, service providers and colleagues within Inland Revenue, and will take responsibility for our actions • We will work together co-operatively to promote responsiveness, flexibility and efficiency in meeting our customer needs, while balancing those needs with the needs of the business • We will work together to build a safe and healthy work environment and will meet our obligations under the health and safety legislation • We will meet our obligations under the Treaty of Waitangi and provide opportunities for employees to develop further their understanding of Maori and their working relationships with Maori. We will work with the PSA Rūnanga in this regard, acknowledging the PSA’s Ngā Kaupapa principles • We will observe and promote the principles of equal employment opportunities and cultural awareness • We will pursue quality, because it is fundamental to our success.
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