If an Employer Expects an Anthropologist to Conduct Work That

question 9

Multiple Choice

If an employer expects an anthropologist to conduct work that violates the professional code of ethics, and the anthropologist cannot convince the employer to change the practices, what does the National Association for the Practice of Anthropology recommend?

• A) withdraw from the work
• B) complete the current contract
• C) write a letter of complaint
• D) file a lawsuit against the employer

Comprehend the purpose and process of investigative interviews in disciplinary actions.

Understand the ethical considerations in disciplinary actions and workplace privacy.

Understand the roles and responsibilities of an ombudsperson in conflict resolution.

Recognize the steps involved in progressive discipline and its necessity before termination for misconduct.

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