Commitment to Integrity
Integrity has always been central to the way UPS does business.
As our founder Jim Casey said in 1957, “We have become known to all who deal with us as people of Integrity, and that priceless asset is more valuable than anything else we possess” Jim Casey must be turning in his grave.
Duty to report
As UPS employees, we have an obligation to make sure our daily decisions support the values and principles of the company. It is also our obligation to report potential legal and ethical violations.
Retaliation
Anyone who retaliates against another employee for reporting known or suspected violations of our legal and ethical obligations is in violation of the UPS Code of Business Conduct.
Notes made at driver meeting last year, written on the white board in the Centre Managers office at UPS Dewsbury.
Note. Bullying, threats and harassment
More later on bullying....
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