The first, simply put, is that authentic workplaces allow people to be themselves: to have a voice, exercise discretion, express disagreement, show what they really care about, feel "natural" or self-fulfilled on the job.
In this way, one will build up a repertoire of conduct that reflects one's personal ethical discernment and discretion, which expresses one's personal ethical attainment and style.
The code already includes another section saying: "Special advisers must not take public part in political controversy whether in speeches or letters to the press, or in books, articles or leaflets; must observe discretion and express comment with moderation, avoiding personal attacks; and would not normally speak in public for their minister or the department".
In an administration that prizes loyalty and discretion, Mr. O'Neill has regularly expressed opinions that diverge to a surprising degree from administration policy.
Khan said the group of public defenders was "concerned – and I am concerned – that this recall effort... will deter judges from expressing discretion and compassion in their sentences, and encourage them to issue harsher sentences for fear of being reprimanded or condemned".
"Concerning our superiors, we do not exercise discretion; rather, we express respect.
According to Karasek [ 40], skill discretion and autonomy express the extent to which workers are capable of controlling their tasks and general work activities.
Participants expressed support for boards' discretion to select various award types and multiple time horizons.
Judges, not surprisingly, generally support greater judicial discretion, and Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye has expressed cautious support for softening the mandatory sentences.
What you care about, what you're willing to support, how you view the concept of charity — these are things that should be expressed only at your discretion.
