Keeping confidential information safe at the workplace is related to which value?

Correct answer: Professional ethics

Direct answer: Option A, professional ethics. Confidential information may include personal details, business plans, records, or information shared only for work. Keeping it safe means not disclosing it carelessly, not using it for personal benefit, and following workplace rules about access and storage. This protects trust and shows responsibility. Option A is correct because professional ethics guides honest, responsible, and respectful conduct at work, including confidentiality. Option B is wrong because entertainment is unrelated to protecting information. Option C is wrong because disorder means lack of organisation and may actually make information less secure. Option D is wrong because competitive jealousy is an unhealthy feeling, not a professional value. Confidentiality does not mean hiding every ordinary fact; it means protecting information that is private or restricted. Memory cue: private information plus responsible protection equals ethics and trust.