Should InterNACHI members discriminate in their business practices based on race, religion, or other listed factors?

InterNACHI members are expected to adhere to ethical standards which unequivocally prohibit discrimination in their business practices based on race, religion, or any other listed factors. This commitment to non-discrimination fosters an inclusive environment and promotes professionalism within the industry. Upholding these standards is essential not only for compliance with laws and regulations but also for maintaining trust and respect within the community and among clients.

By avoiding discrimination, InterNACHI members can ensure that they provide equal opportunities for all clients, thereby enhancing their reputation and encouraging a diverse clientele. This approach aligns with broader principles of fairness and integrity in business, reinforcing the values that the organization strives to uphold. Such ethical practices contribute to a more equitable society and help build stronger relationships with clients and peers in the industry.