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Introduction
A code of conduct is a set of rules outlining the
responsibilities of or proper practices for an
individual or organization. Related concepts include
ethical codes and honor codes.
In its 2007 International Good Practice Guidance,
Defining and Developing an Effective Code of
Conduct for Organizations, the International
Federation of Accountants [1] provided the following
working definition:
"Principals, values, standards, or rules of behavior
that guide the decisions, procedures and systems of
an organization in a way that (a) contributes to the
welfare of its key stakeholders, and (b) respects the
rights of all constituents affected by its operations."
Business conduct
In today’s interconnected and interdependent world,
where borders between states are becoming
increasingly transparent, principles in business
conduct are becoming criteria for building a good
reputation in the international business community;
they are the basis on which first impressions are
formed and ongoing relationships maintained.
The Kalyani Group comprises of many leadership
businesses. While ethics is deeply ingrained in our
culture, strong commitments to integrity, fairness,
quality, and excellence have long been the guiding
principles.
The very purpose of Ethics and Business Conduct at
the Kalyani Group is to communicate our values and
standards of ethical business conduct to employees
and to inform them of the company policies and
procedures for doing business. :
Our strong business conduct program helps to keep
our business well within legal requirements and also
provides a working environment in which all
employees can feel comfortable about our business
standards.
This Code of Business Conduct is a statement of our
policies and procedures that cover the way in which
we expect our employees to carry out their work.
The policy of the Company is to promote good
practices, encourage operating in an ethical manner
and ensure that the same standards are upheld
wherever the group operates.
Examples
Code of Conduct
Global Compliance offers a variety of Code of Conduct
support services to ensure that your Code is sufficient
in terms of breadth, scope, and legality, that it meets
your business objectives, and that it becomes
ingrained in your culture. We possess the legal
expertise and the practical experience necessary to
help your organization establish and reinforce an
effective Code of Conduct that sets the tone for your
desired business culture, outlines organizational
values, and enables a clear understanding of expected
behavior.
Review and assessment of an existing Code to
determine adequacy and required alignment.
Modification and updating of an existing Code to
ensure effectiveness and comprehensiveness for all
levels of employees and stakeholders.
Development of a new Code to define
organizational values, policies, and expected
behavior.
Production, distribution, and coordinated launch of
Code to provide information to employees, vendors,
agents, the Board, and stakeholders.
Ongoing awareness and education campaigns
specific to organizational values to drive
understanding and retention and impact behavior.
Certification of receipt, understanding, and intent to
comply with the Code by all employees and relevant
stakeholders.
Disclosure of non-compliance with Code to enable
documentation and management review of
exceptions.
Code Review
Our team of nationally known attorneys and
compliance experts reviews your Code of Conduct and
other policies and provides recommendations on:
Required content given your organization's
industry, states and countries of operation,
employee demographics, function, hierarchy levels,
and legal and regulatory impact.
Code comparison to best practices and those of
other organizations in your industry.
Effective formatting and communication of polices
and expectations within your Code.
Code alignment with your business objectives.
Integrity
Act ethically, diligently, openly, honestly and in good faith
and with the highest standards of
integrity.
Fiduciary Obligations
Act in the best interests of, and fulfill their fiduciary
obligations to, Aztecsoft Limited and all
its stakeholders.
Compliance
Abide by all applicable laws and regulations;
Abide by the Company’s Insider Trading Rules; and
Comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations in
all areas and geographies
where the Company operates.
Business conduct
Become and remain familiar with the Company’s
business and the economic and
competitive environment in which it operates and
understand its principal business
plans, strategies and objectives; operations results and
financial condition and relative
marketplace position;
Board Meetings
Commit the time necessary to prepare for, attend (in
person or telephonically, as
appropriate) and actively participate in regular and special
meetings of the Board and
of the Board Committees or other meetings on which they
serve/attend;
Disclose potential conflicts of interest that they may
have regarding any matters that
may come before the Board, and abstain from discussion
and voting on any matter in
which the Director/ Senior Management Personnel has or
may have a conflict of
interest; and
Inform the Chairman of the Board of changes in their
employment, other board
positions, relationships with other business, charitable,
and governmental entities, and
other events, circumstances or conditions that may
interfere with their ability to
perform their Board or Board Committee duties or impact
the Board's assessment of
whether they meet the independence requirements.
Confidentiality
Maintain the confidentiality of all material non-public
information about Aztecsoft
Limited, its business and affairs;
Respect the confidentiality of information relating to the
affairs of the Company
acquired in the course of their service as Directors, except
when authorized or legally
required to disclose such information.
Conflict of Interest
Not enter into, without the prior approval of the
disinterested members of the Board,
any transaction or relationship with the Company in which
they will have a financial or
personal interest (either directly or indirectly, such as
through a family member or
other person or organization with which they are
associated), or any transaction or
situation which otherwise involves a conflict of interest;
and
Objectives
1. To maintain and improve standards of service,
performance and product quality
2. Promote the expansion of the Modular and Portable
Building Industry in ways which benefit both its
customers and the Members
3. To promote just and honourable business practices
ensuring that relations with the public are good and
the clients can have confidence when dealing with
Members
4. To encourage, promote, protect and defend the
legitimate interests of Members
5. To communicate with EC, National and local
governments, public authorities, standardizing
bodies, etc., in respect of legislation and standards
affecting the industry and also represent members
collectively to those bodies
6. To provide a referral service for potential clients
7. To provide members with information, data and
statistics relating to the industry and also a forum
where opinions can be exchanged
8. To encourage members to further educate and
develop both themselves and their staff
Code of Conduct
1. Members must adhere to the Aims, Objectives and
Rules of the Association
2. At all times members must conduct themselves
personally and corporately in a manner which will
enhance and maintain the reputation of the MPBA
and the Modular and Portable Building Industry
3. All members dealing with clients, suppliers, advisers,
etc. must be legal, just and honourable and comply
with the MPBA Code of Practice
4. Members, with pride, should make it public
knowledge (advertise, etc.) that they are part of the
MPBA and obtain all possible benefit from
membership through ongoing participation
FACT CODE OF BUSINESS CONDUCT AND
ETHICS
1. Ethical Conduct
6. Excellence
7. Unity
8. Responsibility
9. Accountability
The Board of Directors are accountable to the
shareholders and other Officers are accountable to
the Board of Directors.
10. Trusteeship
12. Innovation
13. Shareholders
BHOKSE ARATI 04
BHOSLE ANITA 05
CHAVAN SHAKTI 06
NAAZ MALLICK 25
TELWANE PRACHI 53
VEDRE SHITAL 55
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The college faculty, classmates, & the most atmospheres in the
college were all the favorable contribution factor right from the point
when the topic for the report was to be selected till the final copy was
prepared.
Prof. Mr. Madhuri Khot made sure that the resources was mad
available in time & also for immediate advice & guidance through out
making this project.
INDEX
SR.NO. PARTICULARS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. DEFINATION
3. Examples