A social worker must report a colleague to NASW if the worker discovers that the colleague has acted in an unethical manner.

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While a social worker should address unethical behavior, the NASW Code of Ethics suggests addressing the issue directly with the colleague when feasible and safe. Reporting to the NASW is not explicitly required; the primary steps involve attempting resolution and, if necessary, following organizational or legal protocols for reporting unethical conduct.

A Social Worker Must Report a Colleague to NASW If