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Users Guide to the Principles for Professional Conduct

Index to Ethics Guide

Principles for Employer Professionals

10.    Recruiting outside the career services office

"When employment professionals conduct recruitment activities through student associations or academic departments, such activities will be conducted in accordance with the policies of the career services office.”

(Intent / Rationale / Resources)

Intent

To ensure student rights as set forth in the Principles will be protected.

Rationale

The recruitment-related policies of the career services office are created to provide for a fair selection process that includes all students who wish to participate. Faculty and student organizations are not members of NACE and thus not necessarily aware of the ethical and legal foundations to a professional recruitment effort. Since the career services office may not necessarily know of all activities a recruiting organization may be involved in on campus, the responsibility rests in large part with the employment professional to see that these ethical standards are not violated.

Resources

"The Commercialization of Career Centers: Ethical Consideration for Practitioners." Journal of Career Planning and Employment, Winter 2001.


Principle 11. Adhering to Career Services Policies

 

NACE is a proud founding member of International Network of Graduate Recruitment and Development Associations (INGRADA).
NACE is a founding member of International Network of Graduate Recruitment and Development Associations (INGRADA).