Home

Intelligence

Services

Subscriptions

News

About Us

Sign In

 

Document Preview

Business Conduct Policy

 

Click "Add to Cart" button to purchase document. 
Documents are emailed immediately after purchase. 
You can also browse documents by
title, category, or company... or click here for help finding documents.

 

Title:

Business Conduct Policy

Entities:

Lynch Corp.

Date:

2004

Size:

Preview shows 2KB of 19KB total

Price:

$44

ID:

#223913

 

 

► Business ► Policies ► Conduct Policies ► Business Conduct Policies
► Commodities ► Chemical Manufacturing

 

 

Start of Preview




BUSINESS CONDUCT POLICY

INTRODUCTION
------------

This Business Conduct Policy ("Policy") is issued by Lynch Corporation (the
"Company") to provide its employees with guidelines and a frame of reference for
their actions when representing the Company. Since the actions of the Company's
employees directly affect how the Company is viewed within the community in
which it conducts business, these guidelines are meant to ensure that employees
conduct that business fairly, impartially and ethically.

Employees are responsible for acquiring the knowledge necessary to ensure
that they perform their particular duties legally and to know when and where to
seek advice when unsure of the business ethics involved or the potential
liabilities associated with their actions. Employees who are unsure, or question
whether any action they are performing is illegal or inappropriate in nature,
should confer with the President of their subsidiary or Chief Financial Officer
of Lynch Corporation for a recommended course of action. Any violation of this
Policy may be cause for termination of employment.

This Policy serves as only one reference to which employees should refer
when conducting their duties. It is not an all-inclusive treatise on prohibited
or inappropriate behavior but rather a guideline intended to raise employees'
awareness to potential infractions and illegal conduct. It is the responsibility
of employees to ensure that their own conduct, or the conduct of anyone in the
Company of which they become aware, does not violate either the letter or spirit

 

End of Preview

 

Home        Intelligence        Services        Subscriptions        News        About Us

Contact Us       Terms of Use       Resend Documents       Shopping Cart

Copyright © 2008 The Consus Group LLC