A new study from Roy Morgan Australia shows that a large majority, 90% of
Australians rate Nurses as the most ethical and honest
profession — the 18th year in a row since Nurses were first included
on the survey in 1994.
Other professions that also gained high ratings for ethics and
honesty in 2012, including Pharmacists (88%, up 1%), Doctors (83%,
down 4%), School Teachers (76%, unchanged), Dentists (75%,
down 1%), Engineers (70%, down 1%), High Court Judges (70%,
down 5%), State Supreme Court Judges (69%, down 6%) and Police (69%,
unchanged).
Ministers of Religion (43%, down 8%) recorded their lowest ever rating for ethics
and honesty since being included on the survey in 1996.
The lowest ranked profession is once again Car Salesmen (2%,
down 1%) — a position they have held for over 30 years. The next lowest
were Advertising people (8%, up 3%) and Real Estate
Agents (9%, up 2%).
Other Professions to record a fall included Public opinion
pollsters (28%, down 6%), Bank Managers (37%, down
3%), Lawyers (30%, down 8%) and Directors of Public
Companies (20%, down 4%).
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