Code of Business Conduct
Code of Business Conduct
Working Morale SUTHA is determined to jointly work and administrate its business on the basis of the morality as follows;
| 1. Virtue | : | Know which is goodness or badness. |
| 2. Morality | : | Know which should or should not be done. |
| 3. Good morals | : | Know which is good deed, bad deed, great contribution, wickedness. |
| 4. Fair | : | Adhere to the truth and Equitable treatment; Avoid doing unfair treatment. |
| 5. Culture | : | Do dairy routines in line with our corporate culture including |
| 6. Humanity | : | Remain in mercy and hospitality. |
| 7. Honesty | : | Do not be involved in corruption and misappropriation |
Anti-Corruption
The Company participated with the Office of the National Anti-Corruption Commission as a pilot company in the evaluation project of the morality and transparency of operations of private-sector agencies and no complaints were found regarding corruption from stakeholders.
The Board of Directors policy aims to comply with the laws and set guidelines to ensure compliance with anti-corruption policies continuously. The Company is committed to support and supervise its executive, employees, agents, partners, and contractors to be aware of potential corruption and anticorruption policies by showing its leadership in being anti-corruption. As the Company is a member of Partnership against Corruption for Thailand ( PACT Network) , it thus acts within the scope of definitions given by the Company as follows:
Fraud and corruption include any act for unlawful advantage and any practice or omission of duty and/or abuse of power, violations of law, ethics, regulations or policy of the Company in order to secure any form of unlawful advantage such as soliciting, receiving, offering, or giving cash or any property including cash, goods or other favors, as well as any other benefits, to government officials or individuals who engaged in doing business with the Company for the benefit of the Company, and include:
Political contributions refer to financial aid or otherwise in order to support political activities such as money lending, personnel support, providing goods or services, advertising to promote or support the political parties, buying tickets for raising funds or donating money to an organization with close ties to political parties, and so on. The anti-corruption model with;
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