Employees urged to uphold ethics, enhance skills
A Uganda Revenue Authority official has urged young professionals in the accounting and business sectors to prioritize ethics and integrity. The call was made during a corporate social responsibility event hosted by Grant Thornton Uganda.
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Promoting ethical standards in the private sector is viewed as a key component for national development and public trust in Uganda.
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Employees urged to uphold ethics, enhance skills
“Through the blood donation drive, which we encourage everyone to come to, and also through the teaching they are doing for young professionals in our community, we are very encouraged that people in the commercial field are doing this work to develop our nation,” Kyokunda said.
Catherine Donovan Kyokunda, Commissioner of Legal Services and Border Affairs at the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA). (Courtesy Photo)
By: Joseph Bahingwire and Aloysious Kasoma,
- Young professionals in the accounting and business sectors have been urged to uphold ethics, integrity and accountability as they build their careers, saying these values are critical in restoring public trust and supporting national development.
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