Maricopa Community Colleges  CAD102   19966-99999 

Official Course Description: MCCCD Approval: 04/23/96

CAD102  1996 Fall – 2012 Fall

LEC  1 Credit(s)  1 Period(s)

Employee Responsibilities

Overview of personal and ethical behavior expected on the job. Compares employer and employee expectations.

Prerequisites: None.

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MCCCD Official Course Competencies:

 

CAD102  1996 Fall – 2012 Fall

Employee Responsibilities

 

1.

Describe personal behaviors and attitudes expected of employees in the work setting. (I)

2.

Describe appropriate workplace ethical behaviors for employees. (II)

3.

Describe ethnic and gender issues which may arise in the workplace and methods an employee can use for avoiding or resolving them. (III)

4.

Compare employee/employer expectations about employee commitment, including use of pay/salary benefits, such as vacation and personal leave. (IV)

5.

Describe the value of a mentor to the employee in pursuing a career. (IV)

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MCCCD Official Course Outline:

 

CAD102  1996 Fall – 2012 Fall

Employee Responsibilities

 

I. Creating and maintaining a positive impression

A. Punctuality

B. Hygiene

C. Dress codes

D. Table manners

E. Drugs/alcohol in the workplace

F. Communicating effectively on the job

G. Maintaining a positive attitude

II. Maintaining ethical standards

A. Honesty

1. Respecting company property

2. Impact of lost inventory on company

B. Confidentiality

C. Politics in the workplace

D. Being a team player

III. Functioning in the diverse workplace

A. EEOC issues

B. Sexual harassment

C. Intercultural awareness

IV. Meeting the employer's expectations

A. Professional commitment to the job

B. Expectations about pay/salary

1. Employee goals

2. Employer expectations

C. Matching personal plans with company needs

1. Vacation plans

2. Personal leave days

3. Sick leave

D. The benefit of having a mentor

 

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