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Hey thanks for this. It may be old but I can see Alpha has breached this code of ethics as well as Human Rights legislation for disability access. http://accforum.org/...808#entry113808
hadagutsfull, on 31 March 2004 - 10:54 AM, said:
Code of ethics for career practitioners
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contact us The Career Practitioners Association of New Zealand, otherwise and hereinafter referred to as CPANZ or the Association, was formed with the aim of promoting professional standards of career practice. Members of CPANZ will be mindful of their connection with the Association in both public and private spheres. The following code will guide members in the performance of their services.
Clients
Clients include referring clients as well as clients who are the focus of the career process. Clients may be individuals, groups or organisations.
Clients must be treated with:
confidentiality
respect
empathy
integrity
honesty
In working with other clients, the member:
will respect their rights and dignity
will respect ethnic and cultural dimensions
will not abuse any power differential inherent in the career process
will maintain client confidentiality
will acknowledge the clients' rights of self determination
will not be party to any unfair discrimination involving clients
The Member
The member will acknowledge the boundaries of their professional expertise
The member will give effective service to all parties involved in a career consultation process
The member will keep current with the professional literature
The member will help other members and related professionals where practicable
The member will take due care with the accuracy of information provided
The member will observe all statutory and legal obligations and inform all interested persons of their implications. If in doubt the member will consult the relevant legal authorities.
The Community
The member will conduct himself/herself in a professional manner at all times
The member will, on request, advise and help groups or individuals within the community, to the limits of their expertise and available resources.
The member will provide input to the development of public policy as it affects career practice, where appropriate.
The member will use the privilege of Association membership with discretion in all their dealings.
The member will foster professionalism and an awareness of the aims of association within the community at all times.
� Copyright 2000 - Career Practitioners Association of New Zealand
All rights reserved
Having dealt with a member of this association, in connection with work trial I found the relationship with my case manager to be somewhat cosy to say the least and not at all in keeping with the
confidentiality
respect
empathy
integrity
honesty
part of this code of ethics.
I guess we now have another organisation to write to in regards of their members practises to keep them honest in their dealings with us claimants.
check below link for local members of C.P.A.N.Z
Members of C.P.A.N.Z
other links
contact us The Career Practitioners Association of New Zealand, otherwise and hereinafter referred to as CPANZ or the Association, was formed with the aim of promoting professional standards of career practice. Members of CPANZ will be mindful of their connection with the Association in both public and private spheres. The following code will guide members in the performance of their services.
Clients
Clients include referring clients as well as clients who are the focus of the career process. Clients may be individuals, groups or organisations.
Clients must be treated with:
confidentiality
respect
empathy
integrity
honesty
In working with other clients, the member:
will respect their rights and dignity
will respect ethnic and cultural dimensions
will not abuse any power differential inherent in the career process
will maintain client confidentiality
will acknowledge the clients' rights of self determination
will not be party to any unfair discrimination involving clients
The Member
The member will acknowledge the boundaries of their professional expertise
The member will give effective service to all parties involved in a career consultation process
The member will keep current with the professional literature
The member will help other members and related professionals where practicable
The member will take due care with the accuracy of information provided
The member will observe all statutory and legal obligations and inform all interested persons of their implications. If in doubt the member will consult the relevant legal authorities.
The Community
The member will conduct himself/herself in a professional manner at all times
The member will, on request, advise and help groups or individuals within the community, to the limits of their expertise and available resources.
The member will provide input to the development of public policy as it affects career practice, where appropriate.
The member will use the privilege of Association membership with discretion in all their dealings.
The member will foster professionalism and an awareness of the aims of association within the community at all times.
� Copyright 2000 - Career Practitioners Association of New Zealand
All rights reserved
Having dealt with a member of this association, in connection with work trial I found the relationship with my case manager to be somewhat cosy to say the least and not at all in keeping with the
confidentiality
respect
empathy
integrity
honesty
part of this code of ethics.
I guess we now have another organisation to write to in regards of their members practises to keep them honest in their dealings with us claimants.
check below link for local members of C.P.A.N.Z
Members of C.P.A.N.Z
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was intolerant of claimants who had sat on ACC all those years doing nothing but always blamed ACC for not having rehabbed them, that claimants should get out and fund the rehab themselves and that she was tired of long-term claimants who were negative. She said ACC does not owe claimants’ rehab, that it was the claimant’s responsibility to get on with it, and not up to ACC to rehab them
Moe, on 06 July 2011 - 06:09 PM, said:
You are all correct. Because the claimant was upset by the lack of mobility access to Alpha CON-in-sult-ants, Irene Taylor became verbally abusive towards the claimant and launched into a tirade of inappropriate comments.
Leanne Mac Donnell & she were good friends and so she admonished the claimant to "shut your mouth!" and to stop the "attitude" and to just "put the PTSD, rapes and pain aside" and to "stop being negative" and "listen!".
The claimant admits she got off on the wrong foot with Taylor, over the mobility access but tells me she would not have been upset in the first place, had Alpha been mobility accessible. This is discrimination.
ACC should not be referring disabled claimants to CON-in-Sult-ants with inaccessible - therefore discriminatory - premises.
If ACC insist of banishing you to this Hitler woman who has NO mobility access, I suggest all Auckland ACC claimants take a witness (preferably a lawyer) because Taylor cannot be trusted.
Name: Irene Taylor
Position: Vocational Rehabilitation/Career Counsellor
Company: Alpha Consultants
Phone: 09 623 1720
email: [email protected]
http://accforum.org/...tigation-cpanz/
