Examples of using General managers in English and their translations into Malay
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Contributed to the promotion of six assistant managers to general managers.
(a) General Managers are fundamentally prudent in the protection of the confidentiality rights of those with whom they work or consult.
(d) In their dealings with the public and media(including professional presentations,and writing) General Managers will be careful to guard the confidentiality of their clients.
General Managers will represent themselves in an honest and fair manner, being cognizant of their particular competencies and limitations.
(b) In their work-related activities, General Managers respect the rights of others to hold values, attitudes, and opinions that differ from their own.
General Managers strive to be aware of their own belief systems, values, needs, and limitations and the effect of these on their work.
In terminating the process, General Managers will suggest alternatives or provide referrals to General Managers or other professional services when appropriate.
(a) General Managers do not knowingly engage in behavior that is harassing or demeaning to persons with whom they interact in their work.
(e) In a consultative capacity, General Managers do not share confidential information that could lead to the identification of a client with whom they have a confidential process.
General Managers understand that others may engage in making public statements for them, whether specifically asked to do so or not.
General Managers ensure that their behavior is at all times appropriate and can in no way be described as harassment in any form.
(c) General Managers take practical and lawful steps to assure that records remain available in order to serve the best interests of clients.
(a) General Managers do not participate in activities in which it appears likely that their skills or assessments will be misused by others.
General Managers may only share this information if they have obtained the prior consent of the client, or if the disclosure cannot be avoided.
(b) General Managers provide services only within the boundaries of their competence, based on their education, training, or appropriate professional experience.
(a) General Managers recognize that they too may experience personal problems which may exert an adverse effect upon the General Manager client process.
(c) General Managers must notify the appropriate authorities when a client discloses that they are harming or endangering another individual or group.
(b) General Managers keep themselves informed of new technologies, practices, legal requirements and standards as are relevant to the General Management profession.
(b) General Managers do not exploit recipients of services or payers with respect to fees, nor do General Managers misrepresent their fees.
(c) General Managers that conduct research have the competency to do so, or have other scientific professionals with competency overseeing the research.
General Managers that train other General Managers will ensure that they are made aware of this ethics code, when applicable, and will abide by it during the training process.
General Managers who professionally review material prior to publication respect the confidentiality of the work, and credit the publication to the authors that submitted.
General Managers will treat clients with dignity and respect being aware of cultural differences, and the client's right to autonomy, privacy, and confidentiality.
(f) General Managers take logical precautions to protect client confidentiality in the event of the General Manager's cessation of practice, incapacitation, or death.
(b) If General Managers learn of misuse or misrepresentation of their work, they take reasonable steps to correct or minimize the misuse or misrepresentation.
(c) General Managers discuss confidential information only for appropriate professional, consultative, or scientific purposes and only with persons clearly concerned with such matters.
General Managers are specifically trained in General Management through a school or mentor General Manager, and use/incorporate their individual professional experience in their practice.
(a) General Managers maintain confidentiality when creating, storing, accessing, transferring, and disposing of records under their authority in accordance with this Ethics Code and laws of their country.
General Managers who train other General Managers do their best to ensure that their training programs are well thought-out, and will provide the trainee the material that they are seeking.
General Managers take reasonable steps to ensure that the client progresses, and in cases where there is no progress General Managers strive to minimize any harm to their client.