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Ethics should
be a part of everyone's life. Wars are fought to defend them,
people sacrifice their lives defending them. To strive for a clearly
laid out life plan should be part of every child's education.
Without ethics, there is no direction, no instruction for survival.
If you do business with us, we expect you to have an ethics
statement. This is our ethics statement. Derived from the 1932
ethics or Rotary international and adapted for our purpose.
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The ethics of Ryadia Pty Ltd and every
office, shareholder and business owned by the company.
1.
That no dealing which
provides an advantage for one party at the expense of
another shall be considered a “good deal” and neither
the company nor any corporation it controls shall
disadvantage anyone in order that the company or any
advertiser, exhibiter, partner fellow business person
shall prosper.
2.
To improve ourselves and
everyone associated with us, increase increase our
efficiency and enlarge our service, and by doing so
attest our faith in the fundamental principle that it is
those who serves the best who will profit the most.
3.
To realize that we are a
business, controlled by a man and therefore ambitious to
succeed; But that we are first an ethical company
controlled by ethical people and wish no success that is
not founded on the highest justice and morality.
4.
To hold that the exchange
of our goods, our services and our ideas for profit is
legitimate and ethical, provided that all parties in the
exchange are benefited by the transaction.
5.
To use our best endeavours
to elevate the standards of the vocation in which we are
engaged, and so to conduct our affairs that others in
our vocation may find it wise, profitable and conducive
to happiness to emulate our example.
6.
To conduct our business in
such a manner that we may give a perfect service equal
to or even better than our competitor, and when in doubt
to give added service beyond the strict measure of debt
or obligation.
7.
To understand that one of
the greatest assets of a professional or of a business
man and his company is his friends and that any
advantage gained by reason of friendship is eminently
ethical and entirely proper.
8.
To hold that true friends
demand nothing of one another and that any abuse of the
confidence of friendship for profit is foreign to the
spirit and in violation of our Code of Ethics.
9.
To consider any vocation
worthy and affording me the distinct opportunity to
serve society.
10.
To be not more obligated
to a friend than I am to every other man, woman and
child in human society; because the genius of ethics is
not in its competition, but in its cooperation; for
provincialism can never have a place in my life, and I
assert that Human Rights are not confined to one race,
but are as deep and as broad as the race itself; and for
these high purposes we dedicate our existence.
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