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Tracking Innovations

Our Commitments to Each Other

Each of us deserves to work in an environment where we are treated fairly and with respect. In addition, we have a right to a safe, healthy and secure workplace in which our talents and strengths can flourish.

Maintaining a Positive Workplace

Text Box: Q.
My manager asked me to compile my associates’ salary information 
to help him prepare an annual budget. After printing out the information on our office’s shared printer, 
I got an important phone call and forgot to retrieve the papers for several hours. I’m not sure who saw 
the information, if anyone. What should I do?
A.
You should inform your manager of 
the situation immediately. In the future, it is imperative that you take careful steps to protect this information. 
If printing private associate data, be careful to gather the papers immediately. If viewing this information on your 
computer, never leave your computer unattended. Your fellow associates count on you to safeguard their information to 
the best of your ability at all times.

By creating a welcoming work environment, we capitalize on the varied backgrounds, experiences and talents of a diverse workforce. This helps to ensure success wherever we do business. To promote diversity, we do not make employment-related decisions on the basis of any characteristics protected by applicable law. Such characteristics may include age, color, gender, gender identity, national origin, physical or mental disability, race, religion, sexual orientation and all other legally protected personal characteristics.

We are likewise entitled to a working environment that is free from harassment. “Harassment” generally includes offensive behavior that interferes with another person’s work environment or has the purpose or effect of creating an intimidating, hostile or offensive work environment. Harassing conduct can take many forms—it can be physical, spoken, written or visual, and can be sexual or non-sexual in nature. Regardless of its form, this conduct is strictly prohibited. This is true regardless of whether an associate or non-associate commits the conduct, and regardless of whether the harassment claim is enforceable under local law.

Protecting Associate Data

Tracking Innovations collects and uses private and sensitive information about our associates for routine business purposes. Depending upon where we are doing business, data privacy laws may vary. We must follow all applicable data privacy laws, as well as related Company practices and procedures at all times. This means we must respect the privacy of one another’s confidential information by only accessing and/or sharing it when there is a legitimate business need to do so, and only after having obtained the proper approvals.

Before communicating private and sensitive associate information to a third party, you must obtain prior approval from our CIO. When providing access to this information, you must do so according to our corporate security procedures.

Ensuring Workplace Safety and Health

Tracking Innovations has made a commitment to provide us a safe work environment. To assist our Company in meeting this goal, each of is responsible for upholding safe work practices and following all of the safety and security procedures and policies that apply to our jobs. Report any work-related injuries, accidents and other safety issues or concerns to your manager or department head at once.

Performing work while under the influence of alcohol, illegal drugs or improperly used prescription medication is unsafe and puts us all at risk. This behavior is absolutely prohibited, whether we are on or off Company property, and whether we are using such substances before or during work hours. Working under the influence of any of these substances will be regarded as serious misconduct. The only exception to this rule is when alcohol is consumed in moderation at business dinners and at certain authorized Company events.

There is no greater threat to workplace safety than acts or threats of violence. Any such act may subject the individuals involved to discipline, up to and including termination. Personal weapons that can be used to harm others may never be brought into the workplace. In addition, you cannot be in possession of such weapons on workplace grounds, except when allowed by local law. If you feel someone in our workplace is in immediate danger, contact the local authorities at once.