Ethics Illustrated: How to Avoid Conflicts of Interest

All federal employees must avoid conflicts of interest in order to maintain the public’s trust in government. This video provides practical advice that employees can use right away to identify and avoid conflicts of interest, properly respond to gifts offered from vendors, and ensure the highest standards of impartiality are upheld. These are core functions of the USDA Office of Ethics as we help employees “Do right and feed everyone.” If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the Office of Ethics at: www.ethics.usd... and be sure to download the innovative, and free, USDA Ethics App by searching “USDA Ethics” on any smart phone.

[@NikhilSolanki-gl9oc]

thank you

[@josephholdman1037]

Thank You!

[@thembanitheone]

Agency is empowering

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Breadcrumbs on a trail 1, rabbits in a hole 2

[@thembanitheone]

Bars.

[@joelrogers529]

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[@Charles-sg9zu]

but the one who is interviewing his brother has an employee relationship with him and he might tell him to recruit his brother accidentally.

[@paulmarcel-rene9482]

There is an error in that his daughter wouldn't know he could have had the tickets and thus wouldn't have been upset that he turned them down. Thus, the pressure to accept and violate ethic rules is not as strong as portrayed.

[@thembanitheone]

Anything could happen. Fate is capricious.

[@thembanitheone]

I have one of two options: - stubbornly resist the surveillance state to my eventual demise - work with the system and its laws to deliver justice to those in greatest need of it.

[@thembanitheone]

Ew no.