The main contents of civil servants' professional ethics include:
(a) love their jobs, love their jobs.
Love and dedication require civil servants to love their jobs, respect their careers, work hard and be conscientious.
(2) Honesty and trustworthiness
Honesty and trustworthiness is not only the criterion of being a man, but also the moral requirement for practitioners, that is, practitioners should do things honestly, operate legally, keep their promises and stress credibility. Civil servants are the main body to perform functions, perform official duties and exercise power on behalf of governments at all levels, and honesty and trustworthiness are the foundation of civil servants.
(3) Act fairly
The so-called fairness refers to the professional ethics that employees should stand in a fair position and act according to the same standards and principles when dealing with problems. If it is not parallel, it will be unbalanced, and if it is not balanced, it will be uneven. Uneven people will lose social stability; If it doesn't go well, there will be blindness, diaphragm and depression; If you are unjust, you will lose your principles, right and wrong and trust; Without restraint, it will run out of control and flood, which shows the importance of the principle of equality.
(4) Serving the masses
"Serving the people" is the party's purpose, and it is also the concentrated expression of the work direction and content of leading cadres and civil servants at all levels. Whether the masses are satisfied or not depends not on how much they say, but on whether leading cadres and civil servants at all levels have a firm sense of purpose, how many practical things they have done and how many difficult problems they have solved for the masses.
(5) Dedication to society
Dedication is the essence of self-improvement of the Chinese nation from generation to generation. Dedication requires civil servants to take the lead and set an example. Civil servants are the national team and the public servants of the people, and there can be no corruption in the civil servants.