Values

An organisations value statement should be an expression of what common values that carry the work of the organisation. Values should express the beliefs of all the stakeholders involved in the organisation.

The value statement should be able to influence the organisational culture and, therefore, become the framework for decision making at all levels.

Implementing a value statement could ensure that every member of the organisation acts in accordance to how the organisation wishes to be seen.

It should, therefore, be at the core of training, appraisal and disciplinary procedures of the organisation. 

Related Links:
How to write a value statement
A video guide to how a value statement should be written and what should be considered when doing so.
Non-proft value
Explanation on how value should be the guiding principle in the work of non-profit organisations.
How not to write a value statement
A look at how not to write a value statement and an explanation how how it should be changed.
England Netball Values
Example: Value statement from England Netball.
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