| Employee |
Prohibition of Child Labor |
Child labor affects children's education and community
development |
Verify applicants' age and prohibit child labor in internal regulations |
Prohibition of
Forced Labor |
Excessive working hours may increase fatigue and occupational accident risks |
Define working hour rules, manage shifts systematically, and set alerts for abnormalities |
| Working Hours & Leave |
Excessive fatigue is a primary cause of occupational accidents.
Reasonable working hours and leave can lower the risk of
overwork and workplace accidents |
Clearly define standard and extended working hour guidelines,
control shift scheduling through a system, and set automatic alerts for anomalies |
Anti-discrimination &
Substantive Equality |
Discrimination may affect workplace fairness and inclusion |
Ensure fair recruitment, employment, promotion, and performance management |
| Compensation & Benefits |
Competitive compensation and benefits support employees'
financial stability |
Conduct regular salary and promotion reviews and provide employee welfare programs |
| Work Environment Safety |
Unsafe workplaces may cause injuries, illness, or operational
disruption |
Implement OHS procedures, maintain ISO 45001 certification, and conduct regular reviews |
| Health Promotion |
Poor health may affect employee well-being and work performance |
Provide health checks and health management programs based
on employee needs |
Workplace Unlawful
Infringement & Sexual
Harassment |
Such incidents may cause psychological harm and reduce work
efficiency |
Establish prevention, grievance, investigation, corrective, and
disciplinary mechanisms |
Freedom of Association &
Communication |
Communication gaps may reduce trust and psychological safety |
Respect freedom of association and provide communication and
grievance channels |
Privacy & Personal Data
Protection |
Data leakage may expose employees to harassment or fraud risks |
Manage personal data in accordance with laws and internal security requirements |