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CODE OF ETHICS I. Introduction Japanese Canadian Cultural Center (CCC) is committed to fulfilling its mission through conduct characterized by the highest standards of ethical practices. The JCC Cs

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Ethics refers to the principles and standards that guide behavior in the workplace, while boundary issues pertain to the limits and professional boundaries that should be maintained in professional relationships.

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