DISCIPLINARY STATUTE
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DUTIES

» Public Employees are subject to general and special duties

» General duties are common to all public employees

» Special duties are specific of certain categories, careers or professional groups

» General duties are

Duty to pursue the public interest

Pursue the common good and the general interest in the respect of Constitution, the laws and rights and individual interests

Duty of neutrality

Act in such a way so as not to benefit unlawful pecuniary of other advantages of any kind whatever, for himself/herself or for third parties

Duty of impartiality

Act disregarding private interests, without positive or negative discriminations

Duty of information

Provide information requested with exception of that which is deemed classified

Duty of zeal

Be aware and apply norms and instructions in force and act in accordance with the objectives and competences that shall achieve and develop

Duty of obedience

Observe lawful orders of hierarchical superiors, in matters pertaining to service

Duty of loyalty

Observe and be subject to service objectives

Duty of good manners

Deal with citizens, hierarchical superiors, and public employees with courteousness

Duty of assiduity

Regular attendance in the service on the days in which he /she is obliged to be present

Duty of punctuality

Comply with working hours and breaks laid down for the service

Public employees also have the duty to attend training courses for which they were enrolled and, under a requalification situation, shall comply with duties inherent to this situation