Ethical Standards In Ceiling Profession

Legal standards are measures established by law which are considered acceptable and serves as the basis of judgment between what is legal and what is not. For example the legal burden of proof is a standards that that places the burden of proof on a party in a trial and requires them to produce evidence that will shift the conclusion of the issue in favor of that party’s position. Ethical standards, on the other hand, are principles that promote values such as fairness, trust and good behavior. There is no consistent set of ethical standards and these mat vary from one organization to another. An example of an ethical standard is the requirement of keeping a customer’s information confidential. In contrast, best practice is a requirement to follow the generally accepted procedures that have been prescribed as being correct or effective. The procedure is considered as being superior compared to any alternatives. …show more content…
Racism is the discrimination and prejudice against people of certain ethnic origins and people of color. Sexism is the discrimination or prejudice against women on the basis of their sex. Classism is the prejudice against individuals based on cultural variables such as socioeconomic status or class. Homoprejudice is the prejudice against LGBTQIQ persons based on their orientation. Ableism is prejudice against people with disabilities while ageism is prejudice against people based on their