The Echelon Corporation / ECORP

The Echelon Corporation (EC) is a Private Military Company dedicated to it’s clients to supply services at a top level of performance as well as supplying our clients with the right tools at the right price.

The Echelon Corporation is a community of mature individuals. We have worked out this standard code of conduct to be maintained by all our members.
The average age in our roster is mid to late 20’s and we expect our players to act like it.
Follow the rules outlined below and when in doubt use common sense.

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1. General Code of Conduct.
2. Responsibilities to the Organization.

• 1a. As a member of this organization I shall at all times conduct myself in a manner which will enhance the standing and public regard of the organization and not do anything that will bring you, the members or the organization into disrepute.

• 1b. A member who, in circumstances not specifically covered in this Code, finds that his professional or personal interests conflict so as to risk a breach of this Code shall, as the circumstances may require, either withdraw from the engagement(s), or if possible remove the source of conflict, or declare it and obtain in writing the agreement of the parties concerned to the continuance of his assignment.

• 1c. A member shall have proper regard for the professional obligations and qualifications of those from whom he receives or to whom he gives authority, responsibility or employment, or with whom he is professionally associated.

• 1d. To ensure efficient performance of each assignment, a Member shall exercise good management through careful planning, frequent progress reviews and effective controls.

• 1e. When asked by a Client to «review» the work of another professional, a member shall exercise the objectivity, integrity and sensitivity required in all technical and advisory conclusions communicated to the Client.

• 2a. A member shall only initiate or accept a joint assignment with a member of another professional body if he is satisfied that such an assignment would be conducted to the standards represented by this Code.

• 2b. A Member shall negotiate agreements and charges for professional services only in a manner approved as ethical and professional by the organization.