Social Ethics

A job is a continuous social activity in which an individual engages in a job for the purpose of earning income and leading social life.

In addition, through our jobs, we are paid economically, lead a life, socially contribute to society, serve and be rewarding, and personally nurture and realize our ideals and dreams.

It's a pity to see accidents happening here and there. If you were more faithful to professional ethics as a professional, there is no regret that an accident would not have occurred or you could have minimized the damage after the accident.

A crew member who has left the rescue of the passenger and hastened to his own safety, a construction company employee who has no safety for citizens because he has left his role at a construction site and has only to make money, and a doctor who tried to operate a 3 year old child while drunk, etc. I think these are simply the results of making money and the result of the lack of social and personal value of the job.

The importance of professional ethics is well demonstrated in the course of the Asiana Airlines passenger plane crash process on the runway of San Francisco Airport in July 2013.

If you fail to pass two reexaminations, you may be subject to resignation. An Abc Airlines official said, "The crew is exceptionally imprinted through thorough training or educationand meticulous evaluation that the most imperative thing in an emergency is the life of a passenger."

In addition, thanks to the fire brigade and the special fire brigade belonging to the Forest Service, who were heroic in the forest fire in Goseong, Gangwon-do in April, they were able to minimize damage and protect people's lives and property.

In this way, when job ethics stands right in any job, it is possible to cope with a crisis situation.

In this way, when job ethics stands right in any job, it is possible to cope with a crisis situation.

What is occupational ethics? People live by the income they earn through their jobs. So most of them have jobs. There is a code of conduct that must be followed in common in all professions and a detailed code of behavior that must be followed in each profession, and these two are called occupational ethics.

Job ethics can be largely divided into vocational consciousness, vocational consciousness, position consciousness, craftsmanship, and professional consciousness.

Heaven or vocation is not a choice, but rather a thought that heaven is a sacred thing to him. In traditional society, a job was accepted as an individual's destiny, but in a modern society it means to be passionate and faithful in his work. Was used.

At the time, only three of the 307 passengers died, thanks to the unplanned rescue activities of the flight attendants. Asiana Airlines cabin crews are subject to annual screening for passenger rescue and reexamination if any course is eliminated.

Job consciousness is what you are doing (Job + Occupation; Occupation represents your social status, and Occupation represents your means of living your life). It is a consciousness and fair play spirit.

In general, a professional job can be defined as a job that can exclusively use professional knowledge and skills by obtaining a certain qualification and license through highly specialized education.

In the Sewol issue, a cynical analysis was made, saying, “Who would have made a similar choice even if he was the captain or sailor of the Sewol issue?” It is the result of not being properly educated about the roles of the captain and the crew, rather than the humanity issues of the crew.

Ethical verification is neglected even in judicial examinations, in which lawyers who are required to have the most stringent moral level among practical professions are selected. The current judicial exam is a total of three stages, and the second passers must pass the third interview, but the interview is actually a catering procedure.

As a legal person, it is a test to evaluate personality, but few cases of falling. Every year a very small number of in-depth interviewees cannot enter the Judicial Research and Training Institute, but it is customary to enter the following year.

Most of the national qualification exams, such as job counselors, also rely on the first and second written exams to grant a certificate. There is no case where the ethical consciousness of the professional should be included in the evaluation standard.

However, it is not easy to find a job ethic in these days, when the standard of job selection is determined only by the economic value of annual salary. I think it has been a long time since vocational ethics education disappeared from school due to the entrance exam, and there are limitations in being raised as professionals with expertise and morality.

Ethics education is not offered at school, but what kind of public morality or etiquette would you expect from society?

The status of ethics and morals at school has fallen significantly. Ethics and morals, which have been taught at least two hours per week as a mandatory subject in elementary, middle, and high schools since 1973, abolished theory on the chopping board due to lack of time for conducting elementary school English classes in the 7th curriculum in 1997. Reduced to time.

In the 2009 revised curriculum, it was selected as an elective course in the social field and barely maintained. Poor ethical education at school leads to the absence of professional ethics.

Artisan consciousness refers to the attitude of a person who constantly studies with a sense of pride in what he or she is doing with all his sincerity. Thinking of a job as a way to complete one's personality and breathing one's soul into a job.

In the modern society, the profession consciousness of the professional profession is becoming specialized every day, and the professional person has become a term referring to the professional worker.

Accidents such as the Sewol tragedy or the ever-exploiting lawsuits stem from this lack of professional ethics, leading to a decline in national and social confidence.

Governments and schools must invest more time and money in ethical education for social integration and trust. I think it is difficult for people who have grown up in an environment that does not think about others because of their economic value and competition, to find a way to believe or harmonize with each other.

Strengthen ethics education from school and realize the importance of character education. The lack of professional ethics is breaking social trust. When choosing a job, you should consider whether your values ​​and beliefs are consistent with the profession and ethics required by each job.

When the social and personal values ​​are more important than the economic values, naturally, you will have a sense of calling, a sense of skill, and a craftsmanship for the job you are engaged in.