A social worker who works in a religious-based social service agency and is asked to do something they feel in good conscience they cannot do have the options to

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Social workers are guided by a Code of Ethics, which allows for personal conscience considerations. They can refuse tasks that conflict with their conscience, potentially facing termination, resign, or decide to act against their conscience if they believe it aligns with ethical standards. All options are technically available depending on the situation and the individual's decision.

A Social Worker Who Works in a Religious-Based Social Service