Public Law 93-360 on Collective Bargaining identified certain characteristics that relate to professions. Which of the following is one of these characteristics?
a. varied work environments c. work has social value
b. autonomous practice d. existence of a code of ethics
A
A number of different groups and entities have identified characteristics of what constitutes a profession. Some of these characteristics are, according to Public Law 93-360 on Collective Bargaining: varied work environments, predominately intellectual work, requires discretion and judgment, and requires advanced instruction and study. Bixler and Bixler (1959) included autonomous practice, growing body of knowledge, education takes place in higher education institutions, and service above personal gain. Pavalko (1971) noted the following additions to the characteristics of a profession: work has social value, existence of a code of ethics, group identity and subculture, and autonomy.
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