By JAMES KARIUKIThe delayed gazettement of a code of ethics and regulations for human resources practitioners is affecting efforts to police the sector. The Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM) says it lacks legal mandate to enforce the code of conduct for HR professionals which is intended to weed out unqualified practitioners across the private and public sectors. “We have finalised its formulation (the code of conduct) and forwarded the same to the Public Service, Youth and Gender Affairs ministry for review and gazettement. Cabinet Secretary Sicily Kariuki called on the IHRM council to lead by example. The CS, who received IHRM’s first honorary fellowship, said Kenyans had to change their attitude towards work and look at changing their legacy for a better country.

Source: Daily Nation September 28, 2016 18:56 UTC