We speak up

Our culture encourages open communication and respectful discussion.

It is everyone’s responsibility to speak up! This is how we resolve problems and enhance our performance.

If you want to know...

about a compliance issue, our policies or procedures Speak up!

Speak up

If you see...

inappropriate behavior, a Code violation or illegal activity Speak up!

Speak up

If you suspect...

inappropriate behavior, a Code violation or illegal activity Speak up!

Speak up

Don’t wait for someone else to speak up. Sometimes, a simple, “please don’t do that” to a coworker may be enough to correct behavior. If it doesn’t work, raise the concern yourself. Looking the other way when it comes to unlawful or unethical conduct puts us all at risk.

Making a report

A brief conversation with a manager may easily remedy many issues. There are other ways to report your concerns, too. See our Contacts page for a list of resources to assist you, including our Global Helpline Portal, a confidential option available for sharing your concerns 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When you report an issue, we will promptly investigate it and take corrective action when necessary. You may report anonymously where permitted by law. Never be afraid to share a concern.

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We do not retaliate

Our no-retaliation policy aligns with our commitment to integrity. Express and report your concerns freely. We will not tolerate retaliation against you for making a good faith report. Anyone discovered to be involved in retaliation is subject to corrective action, up to and including termination of employment.

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Cooperating with investigations

When an investigation into alleged misconduct is underway, we cooperate and respond promptly to requests for information. This includes providing accurate documents or records related to an investigation. Share what you know honestly and completely.

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Consequences for violations

Anyone discovered to be involved in inappropriate conduct or in violation of our Code, our policies, our procedures and/or applicable laws or regulations, is subject to corrective action, up to and including termination of employment.

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This is our way
We respect and investigate all reports made in good faith. This means you are telling us what you believe is true. You don’t have to know all the facts to make a report. If you honestly suspect inappropriate or unlawful conduct, report it. This helps preserve our reputation and the trust that others place in us.

There are many ways for you to raise issues and concerns. Contact …