US EditionDuty to Serve, A Higher Calling
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Duty to Serve, A Higher Calling
Unlike civilian or private jobs, the job of a public servant requires an individual to take some kind of oath of office or pledge. “I do solemnly swear or affirm that I will…serve honestly and faithfully…” Although these pledges are usually legally or constitutionally-required, they are much more than that. These oaths serve as a reminder to any individual serving in a citizen-facing, public servant role that the job they are about to assume req…
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