Code of Conduct-Apprentices & Trainees
Code of Conduct-Apprentices & Trainees
Code of Conduct-Apprentices & Trainees
4. SCOPE
This policy applies to all apprentices and trainees employed by HSTEA group, Group Training
Organization (GTO). Apprentices and trainees are required to abide by both HSTEA group and
the Employer Partner requirements/standards/guidelines. This policy covers appropriate
behaviour, presentation, confidentiality, misconduct and serious or gross misconduct.
Related legislation is:
• Equal Opportunity Act
• Occupational Health & Safety Act
• The Child Safety and Wellbeing Act
• Crimes and Amendment (Bullying)
• Namibian Human Rights Commission Act
• Fair Work Act
5. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
HSTEA Group General Manager
• To be an exemplar of good behaviour and conduct at all times.
• To ensure all employees who manage apprentices and trainees adhere to this policy.
Industry Consultants
• Lead and manage the apprentice and trainee Code of Conduct Policy and consult the
HSTEA Group General Manager where necessary. Apprentices and Trainees
• Understand and adhere to this policy at all times.
6. POLICY
Behaviour
Below are guidelines for acceptable behaviour by HSTEA Group apprentices and trainees:
• Adhere to and support quality assurance systems • Adhere to all policies and procedures
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Apprentice and trainee presentation reflects on WPC Group’s image and reputation. As a
minimum standard, personal hygiene and attire should be clean, neat and professionally
appropriate. Apprentices and trainees should take into account requirements for protective
clothing, customer/supplier interaction and the Employer Partner environment. Some examples
of non-acceptable presentation are: • Ripped or torn clothes • Offensive slogans • Midriff tops •
Thongs • Soiled clothe