An image capturing the spirit of a business code of conduct creation process. It should feature a man presumably named Kale, who is South Asian descent in a setting dedicated to brainstorming the conventional topics of a code of conduct. In the room, there are four symbolic items present on a table. Item 1: a colorful diversity symbol, representing the topic of staff diversity and professional conduct. Item 2: a miniature person model and a scale, symbolizing an inappropriate topic – height and weight requirements. Item 3: a tiny, detailed diorama of a training seminar or convention, showing the topic of upcoming trainings. Item 4: a tiny mobile phone with miniature social media icons, symbolizing a whimsical and irrelevant topic – list of Kale's favorite social media accounts.

Kale is outlining his business’s code of conduct, which he plans to write over the next week. What are some common topics that he could include in his code of conduct?

A.Staff diversity and professional conduct
B.Height and weight requirements
C.Upcoming trainings and conventions
D.A list of Kale’s favorite social media accounts

E.Confidentiality and data protection

F.Harassment and discrimination policies
G.Rules for using company resources
H.Health and safety regulations

In outlining his business's code of conduct, Kale could include several common topics to ensure a comprehensive and effective code. Some common topics to consider are:

A. Staff diversity and professional conduct: This can include guidelines on promoting diversity, prohibiting discrimination and harassment, fostering a respectful and inclusive work environment, and defining appropriate workplace behavior.

C. Upcoming trainings and conventions: Including information about mandatory training sessions, industry conferences, and other relevant professional development opportunities can demonstrate the importance of ongoing learning and growth within the organization.

It is important to note that B. Height and weight requirements are generally not considered appropriate or relevant to include in a code of conduct, as they can potentially discriminate against individuals based on physical attributes. Similarly, D. A list of Kale's favorite social media accounts is not typically part of a code of conduct, as it is unrelated to establishing guidelines for ethical behavior and professional standards.