moral integrity is the set of qualities that commend the individual for public consideration, with attributes such as honor, respectability, seriousness, dignity and good manners.
Suitability means the quality of a good reputation, of the good concept that one has of a person.
A person who has moral integrity means that he is considered honest and honorable in the environment in which is inserted, that is, it is a good person, and this requirement is evaluated based on compliance with norms and standards.
In Brazil, there is a declaration of moral integrity, which consists of a document in which a certain person formalizes his responsibility for a reputable life history is generally required by some companies in their selection process. candidates.
The declaration, or attestation, may concern the moral, civil and financial suitability, where the individual draws up the document, and then has to recognize it in a notary's office.
Moral integrity is a person's unblemished image in society, which makes him worthy of credit and respect.
It is a required requirement for various public positions and functions, such as prosecutor, magistrate, lawyer, etc.
It is argued that a person who has a name in the register of defaulters (SERASA and SPC) no longer has full moral integrity.
See also all about morals.