Miscrocosm Technology Co.
Human Rights Policy
In order to fulfill its corporate social responsibility and to protect the basic human rights of all employees, and to uphold high ethical standards for business operation and employee conduct, Miscrocosm Technology Co., Ltd. adheres to domestic laws and regulations, supports and follows the spirit and principles of international human rights conventions such as the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Global Covenant, the International Labor organization Convention, and the Code of Conduct for Responsible Business, including non-discrimination, respect for employees' freedom of expression and association, prohibition of child labor, and care for the disadvantaged groups, etc., and refrains from any human rights violations and infringements, treats all employees with dignity and respect, and extends this spirit to its partners.
We implement the human rights policy of Miscrocosm Technology Corporation in accordance with the following guidelines:
.The Eliminate unlawful discrimination and ensure equal work opportunities
. Prohibit child labor
. Provide a safe and healthy working environment
. Prohibit forced labor
. Care for vulnerable groups
. Provide a complaint mechanism and channels
. Regularly review and evaluate related systems and practices
The following are the specifications of RBA Version 7.0:
Code of Conduct for Responsible Business Associations (Version 7.0)
Human rights focus areas | Implementation status of human rights risk mitigation measures. |
Eliminate illegal discrimination and ensure equal job opportunities. | • Adhere to the spirit and principles of domestic laws, international human rights conventions, and the "TechWin Human Rights Policy." |
Prohibit child labor. | • Review personal information to confirm age during recruitment. |
Provide a safe and healthy working environment. | To avoid potential health and safety risks associated with work patterns, our company regularly reviews employee health, workplace safety risks, and implements improvement plans based on the identified results. |
Prohibit forced labor. | • No forced, bonded (including debt bondage), or indentured labor, involuntary or exploitative prison labor, slavery, or human trafficking shall be used. This includes using threats, force, coercion, abduction, or deception to transport, harbor, recruit, transfer, or receive workers for labor or services. |
Care for vulnerable groups. | • Employ people with disabilities and indigenous people according to the law, providing group insurance, condolence, hospitalization medical care, and consolation for major disasters. |
Humane treatment. | Avoid harsh or inhumane treatment of employees, including violence, sexual violence, sexual harassment, sexual assault, corporal punishment, psychological or physiological pressure, bullying, public humiliation, or verbal abuse; nor shall threats be made to engage in any such behavior. |
Child labor remedial measures:
1. Once child labor is found, immediately remove the child laborer from the workplace.
2. Send the child laborer to an occupational labor health inspection agency for a medical examination to confirm that he or she has not been affected by physical health in the course of work, and if so, the medical and living expenses incurred shall be fully borne by the company.
3. Immediately contact and return the child worker to his or her family, and bear the related transportation costs.