Douglas Wilhelm Harder

Updated for 2010 Changes to the Professional Engineers Act

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While a clause of the Code of Ethics does not focus on the ethical duties of a practitioner towards his or her subordinates and employees, the following clauses should be noted:

• 77.1.i It is the duty of a practitioner...to act at all times with fairness and loyalty to the practitioner's subordinates and employees.
• 77.7.v A practitioner shall give proper credit for engineering work,..., provide opportunity for professional development and advancement of the practitioner's associates and subordinates, ...