Professional Values and Ethics are a set of moral principles and standards of conduct, supporting the moral prestige of professional groups in society. The tasks of professional ethics are to identify moral standards and assessments, judgments and concepts, characterizing people as representatives of a particular profession. Professional ethics develops norms, standards, requirements, typical to certain activities. Ethics is designed to educate people, to help them to behave properly with others, to communicate at the workplace, etc. Professional ethics taught to follow the measurement standards of morality, adopted in order to regulate human behavior. These are the standards employees must navigate. Aligning themselves to these values, an employee should cultivate the appropriate personal qualities. The main types of professional ethics are: medical ethics, educational ethics, scholar ethics, entrepreneur ethics, engineer ethics, etc. Each kind of professional ethics is determined by the peculiarity of professional activity, has its own specific requirements in the field of morality. For example, the ethics of a scientist involves first such moral values as academic integrity, personal integrity, and of course patriotism. Judicial Ethics requires honesty, justice, sincerity, humanity (even to the accused in his guilt), and fidelity to law. For any organization it is very important the way employees follow organizationâ??s guidelines, because this can directly affect the common success as well as the organization collapse. Professional Values and Ethics make companyâ??s productivity to rise. It all depends on the way people communicate with each other, the attitude they take over their job and how well they meet their responsibilities and. In other words, for an organization, professional values and ethics guidelines shows how it expects the employee to behave while being employed and what moral standards should he meet. Reference: Professional Ethics Report (Volume XXII, Number 3, Summer 2009), from http://www.aaas.org/spp/sfrl/per/newper