
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN:
It means we place high value on ethical behavior, honesty, fairness and strong moral principles in all aspects. This commitment to integrity influences how we interact with employees, customers, stakeholders, and the broader community.
It means being honest and transparent, communicating openly and truthfully with employees, customers, and partners.
It means making ethical decisions that align with moral principles, even when those decisions may not be the easiest.
By prioritizing integrity, we foster stronger relationships enhances our reputation in the market. This approach benefits us in the short term and also ensures sustainable, long-term success by maintaining trust and credibility in all areas of operation.
EXAMPLES:
Honesty and Transparency
– Communicating truthfully in interactions with colleagues, customers, and each other.
– Providing accurate information in reports and projects.
Accountability
– Taking responsibility for our actions, including admitting when something goes wrong.
– Following through on commitments and meeting deadlines.
Respecting Policies and Regulations
– Adhering to company policies, safety procedures, and legal requirements.
– Avoiding unethical practices
Fairness and Respect
– Treating colleagues and customers with dignity and fairness, regardless of differences.
– Avoiding gossip, favoritism, or actions that could create a hostile work environment.
– Advocating for inclusivity and speaking out against discrimination or harassment.
Ethical Decision-Making
– Prioritizing long-term benefits over short-term gains that compromise ethics.
– Speaking up when we notice unethical practices or behavior.
Collaboration and Teamwork
– Giving credit to others for their contributions.
– Offering help and support to colleagues.
– Being fair and impartial in resolving conflicts or disagreements.
Delivering Quality Work
– Maintaining high standards in our work and avoiding shortcuts that compromise quality or safety.
– Striving for continuous improvement and professional growth.
Upholding Trust
– Being reliable and dependable, ensuring others can count on us.
– Avoiding actions that could damage the company’s reputation or relationships with customers.
– Representing the company positively, even outside of work.