Human rights policies and specific management plans
At GMT , we firmly believe that every colleague deserves respect and fair treatment. To fulfill our corporate social responsibility, we support international human rights standards such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Labour Organization's Declaration of Fundamental Principles and Rights, and formulate human rights policies that align with our company's specific circumstances, in accordance with local laws, striving to create a work environment that respects human rights and promotes diversity and inclusion.
| GMT Human Rights Policy Core Principles |
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| I. Establish a code of conduct that respects human rights |
| The company has clearly defined its code of conduct, encouraging honest and fair treatment of every colleague, and respecting individual differences and diverse values. |
| II. Emphasize fairness and eliminate discrimination |
| We strictly adhere to local labor laws and ensure that there is no discrimination based on race, sex, age, religion, physical or mental condition, marital status, or other personal characteristics. |
| 3. Reject the employment of child laborers |
| The company adheres to the principle of not using child labor, checks the age of employees at the beginning of recruitment, and ensures that child labor is not involved in any manufacturing process. |
| IV. Respect the worker's will and oppose forced labor. |
| All employees join the team voluntarily, without any form of coercion or restriction of their actions, and their working hours are managed and protected in accordance with the law. |
| V. Create a friendly workplace and promote communication and care. |
| We provide accessible communication channels and a complaint mechanism, and assist our colleagues in balancing life and work through health promotion activities, community support, and diverse activities. |
With a core vision of building a workplace culture where "safety is a responsibility and health is an asset," GMT is committed to deeply embedding safety awareness into every system, process, and action. The company promotes the implementation of a safety culture starting with leadership commitments, through the introduction of systems, education and training, employee participation, and cross-departmental collaboration, fostering a safety atmosphere of consensus and self-implementation among all employees.
In the future, GMT will continue to optimize occupational safety and health management practices, strengthen on-site execution and risk resilience, and promote the internalization of safety culture into daily work with a "prevention-oriented and continuous improvement-centered" approach, working together with all employees to create a healthy and sustainable workplace with "zero disasters and zero accidents".