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As with most professionals, internal auditors must follow guidelines promoting ethical conduct. The IIA Code of Ethics is important for internal auditors because the reliability of their work depends on a reputation for a high level of personal integrity. The Code of Ethics consists of four main principles of ethical conduct and some associated rules that underpin the expected conduct of IIA members. List the four main principles of the Code of Ethics and explain each.
Equal Pay
Equal Pay refers to the policy or practice of compensating employees equally for the same or substantially similar work, regardless of gender, race, or other irrelevant factors.
Working Conditions
The environment and factors affecting labor, including hours, safety, physical conditions, and rights in the workplace.
Feminist Counseling
A therapeutic approach that considers societal, cultural, and gender-based influences on individuals, promoting equality and advocating for women's rights and issues.
Valuable
Having great worth, importance, or usefulness, often in a material, financial, or personal context.
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