T-15.1, r. 0.01 - Code of ethics of the assessors, conciliators, labour relations officers and investigators of the Administrative Labour Tribunal

Section 3 Disposition versions

2017-01-25

3. Assessors, conciliators, labour relations officers and investigators have the duty to:

(1)  perform their duties with honesty, dignity, integrity, diligence and impartiality, keeping in mind that accessibility and promptness are important values of the Tribunal;

(2)  treat all persons with whom they communicate in the course of their duties with respect and courtesy;

(3)  perform their duties without discrimination;

(4)  take the required steps to maintain and update the knowledge and skills necessary to the performance of their duties;

(5)  act with reserve and prudence in public, particularly when using information and communication technologies;

(6)  refrain from pursuing an activity or placing themselves in a situation that may undermine the honour, dignity, integrity or independence of their office, or discredit the Tribunal;

(7)  discharge their duties conscientiously, carefully and diligently;

(8)  to the extent prescribed by law, respect the secrecy attached to their duties.

Decision 2016-11-08, s. 3.

Not in force

In force: 2017-01-25

3. Assessors, conciliators, labour relations officers and investigators have the duty to:

(1)  perform their duties with honesty, dignity, integrity, diligence and impartiality, keeping in mind that accessibility and promptness are important values of the Tribunal;

(2)  treat all persons with whom they communicate in the course of their duties with respect and courtesy;

(3)  perform their duties without discrimination;

(4)  take the required steps to maintain and update the knowledge and skills necessary to the performance of their duties;

(5)  act with reserve and prudence in public, particularly when using information and communication technologies;

(6)  refrain from pursuing an activity or placing themselves in a situation that may undermine the honour, dignity, integrity or independence of their office, or discredit the Tribunal;

(7)  discharge their duties conscientiously, carefully and diligently;

(8)  to the extent prescribed by law, respect the secrecy attached to their duties.

Decision 2016-11-08, s. 3.