TP-Link has established a range of conduct codes and management systems centered on business ethics. Through our Employee Handbook, we delineate the professional and business ethics that all employees must follow, mitigating corruption and unfair competition at the root. Building on the accomplishments of our business continuity management, we are equipped to continually safeguard our business development against major natural disasters, international political conflicts, and trade disputes.
Business Ethics
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457
Compliance Trainings
In 2023, we conducted 457 compliance trainings, reaching 8,306 individuals. We also and completed 29 audits including business ethics, covering the management of suppliers' inspection and introduction, bidding and negotiation of engineering projects, and auditing of subcontracted engineering projects.
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Complaints and Reports of Corruption
Adopting a 'Zero Tolerance' stance on corruption, TP-Link has implemented a reporting mechanism and enhanced our supervision system, complete with designated reporting mailboxes. We value both real-name and anonymous reports, accepting diverse reporting channels and methods.
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91.91 %
Honesty and Integrity Agreement Signing Rate
TP-Link fortifies the foundation of business ethics throughout our operations, chiefly by endorsing the Honesty and Integrity Agreement. Thus far, 91.91% of our suppliers have signed this agreement.
Risk Identification and Management
TP-Link emphasizes thorough examination, assessment, and risk identification across R&D, procurement, manufacturing, logistics, and technical services. In parallel, we are progressively establishing a Business Continuity Management (BCM) System. Our ongoing pursuit of evolution and transformation aims to enhance TP-Link's operational efficiency and organizational resilience, equipping us to manage and mitigate the impact of business risks effectively.
Diversification of Resources
Convenient Supply
Storage Scenarization
Resilience of Capacity
Product Life Cycle Review
