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In the case of corporate employee relocation, there are laws governing this move and they cover both the employee's rights and the rules any assisting entity has to follow. There are also ethical rules and regulations that control the conduct regarding all aspects pertaining to the entire relocation process and all professionals involved in it. Although these rules are different for employees that intend on hiring a company that specializes in relocating, they are by no means less important.



The Worldwide Employee Relocation Council, or ERC, is the agency that is the association for all relocation professionals and regardless of whether or not one of its 15,000 members is certified by the agency or not, they all are required to follow the code of conduct. The rules of the ERC undergo slight changes each year and this is based on the current civil rights politics. The basic concerns and fundamentals, however, have not been changed since the organization was founded in the middle of the 1960's.

The first and foremost rule states that there is to be absolutely no discrimination tolerated against an employee to be relocated. This can be in regards to housing or any other aspect associated with moving and pertains to personal characteristics of the employee to be relocated, such as gender, race or sexuality. Although the company paying for a relocation service seems to tolerate about anything, the relocation specialists that have an ERC certification have to consider this clause requiring non-discrimination as being binding and a basic, fundamental rule.

This code of ethics also applies to the relations between the relocation specialist and the company contracting the relocation services. Any professional who is certified by the ERC is required to serve both the company and relocating employee. The agreed rules of relocating employees take into consideration that problems arise and especially if an employee seeks more services from the hiring company's relocation specialists. The relocation specialist is responsible to ensure that the services provided are clearly explained and understood by both parties involved and that has to happen before any further actions take place.

Although it may be obvious, the relocation specialist that is certified is not allowed to take any illegal actions that are regarding the accepted rules for the employee relocation and it does not matter who is making the request. However, they are not forced to tell about an employee that has asked for an illegal service or on the company that asks for it. There is a rule that forbids the telling of secrets between a relocation specialist and their two different clients. It is necessary to keep a form of privacy, just as a doctor has to do.

Rules for employee relocations that professional relocation specialists are required to abide by may seem to be obvious and based on common sense, however, the countless number of difficult or complicated situations that are handled well due to the adherence of all on these rules just shows how valuable they really are.
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The law in Pennsylvania has special provisions about when children can be held responsible for their negligence (carelessness resulting in harm to another or themselves). Under certain circumstances, children are held incapable of negligence and, in others, they have to take legal responsibility for their careless acts.

A special rule applies when someone attempts to sue a child for negligence and when someone tries to defend a negligence lawsuit brought on behalf of an injured child by claiming that the child was guilty of negligence that contributed to causing the child's injuries (contributory negligence). The rule is age-based and the rationale behind it is that, below a certain age, children should be assumed to be incapable of guarding against danger, but as children get older, they are capable of being more careful.

Pennsylvania law conclusively presumes that a child under 7 years old is incapable of negligence. So, a child under the age of 7 cannot be held legally liable for negligent acts and someone defending a case brought by an injured child under the age of 7 cannot defend the case using an argument that the child was guilty of contributory negligence.

At age 14, children are presumed to be capable of negligence and can be held liable for the actions unless it can be proven that, for some reason, such as lack of intelligence or experience, it would unfair to hold a child liable.

Children between the ages of 7 and 14 must be looked at on a case-by-case basis to determine whether or not they exercised care consistent with an average child of the same age, intelligence and experience. Between the ages of 7 and 14, as a child gets older, it is more likely that he or she will be held responsible for negligence.

The law does not judge children by adult standards, such that even a 15, 16 or 17 year old will not be expected to exercise the care of an adult because children of such ages do not have the experience and wisdom of adults. Instead, children are required to exercise the care of an average child of the same age, intelligence and experience, and will be held negligent only if their conduct falls below that standard.

In Pennsylvania, children are considered adults at age 18 and, at that time, can be held liable for negligence or contributory negligence. However, prior to age 18, these special rules must be applied to determine whether or not a child can be held responsible for careless actions.
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