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Article
The Environment of a Hyper-Connected Network Society and Occupational Ethics
Author(s)
Su-Won Kim
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5542/2019.06.002
Affiliation(s)
Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and Training, Sejong-si, South Korea
ABSTRACT
The hyper-connected network
society is a society environment in which all people-people, people-objects,
things-things can be connected quickly and intelligently. In this environment
of the hyper-connected network society, anyone can easily get the information
they want, and the information and the knowledge will be a source of wealth.
However, in the environment of a hyper-connected network society, the advanced
information technology can harm human dignity or life if the information communication
technology is used unfavorably (distortion, manipulation) by crime technique to
satisfy the personal greed or pay back the grudge. Therefore, in this study, it
established the direction of related occupational ethics in preparation for the
hyper-connected network society in order to enable ethical values to be applied
to experts and stakeholders in each field. And it made some suggestions
necessary for the establishment of relevant policies at the national/social
level. As a result of this study, it was found to be
necessary: (1) personal information and privacy protection, (2) fair and autonomous ethical consciousness, (3) technology development for public interest, (4) enactment of ethical code for each field, (5) interests and strategic contrasts for
occupational ethics of national dimension, (6)
social learning (home-school-work) of occupation ethics, (7) changes for basic principles and virtue of work
ethics in the hyper-connected social environment.
KEYWORDS
hyper-connected network society, occupational ethics, job structure, job description
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