Labour Standards

Salt Cybersecurity Ltd acknowledges its legal and ethical obligations towards its customers, employees and the communities in which it operates, arising from its business operations. The Company is committed to ensuring high standards for business ethics and values.

Salt Cybersecurity Ltd has used the following references, amongst other resources, to define a minimum set of labour standards:

a) UN Guiding Principles on Business & Human Rights

b) UK Government Health & Safety at Work Act 1974

c) UK Government Employment Rights Act 1996

Labour Standards
The Company’s defined set of minimum labour standards are:

Child Labour
The Company does not tolerate the use of child labour and prohibits the use of child labour in its supply chain. Even if local law permits, the Company will not hire any employee or engage a contingent worker or individual hired through a third-party staffing agency below the age of 18 years or under. If applicable laws impose a higher minimum age requirement than 18 years, Salt Cybersecurity Ltd will follow the stricter standard in compliance with the law.

Forced & Compulsory Labour
Salt Cybersecurity Ltd has a zero-recruitment fee policy, meaning Salt Cybersecurity Ltd does not require any of its employees (including foreign workers) to pay any recruitment fees or other related fees for their employment. Salt Cybersecurity Ltd does not tolerate and will not engage in or support the use of forced or compulsory labour, or bonded or involuntary prison labour and prohibits the use of the same in its supply chain.

Health & Safety
Salt Group provides a safe and healthy workplace environment and takes effective steps to prevent potential accidents and injury to employees’ health by minimising, so far as is reasonably practicable, and in co-operation with its employees, the causes of hazards inherent in the workplace. All employees receive safety and job-specific instructions during their employment with the Company. Employees shall have access to safe, clean sanitary facilities.

Discrimination
Salt Cybersecurity Ltd does not engage in or support discriminatory practices in hiring, remuneration, access to training, promotion, termination or retirement based on race, national or social origin, caste, religion, gender, sexual orientation, political affiliations, age or other conditions that could give rise to discrimination, unless required by law.

Disciplinary & Grievance Practices
Salt Cybersecurity Ltd is committed to treating all employees with dignity and respect. The Company does not engage in or tolerate the use of corporal punishment, mental or physical coercion or verbal abuse of employees. Salt Cybersecurity Ltd has an established process where all workers can give feedback through the regular direct management and senior management channels.

Working Hours
Salt Cybersecurity Ltd complies with applicable national laws and regulations on working hours (including overtime and rest periods) and holiday entitlements as a minimum standard. Salt Cybersecurity Ltd does not tolerate forced labour and will not compel any employee to work against their will, either by intimidation or threat, or by physical confinement, human trafficking, slavery or any other means.

Remuneration
Salt Cybersecurity Ltd complies with applicable national laws and regulations regarding wages and benefits. All work – related activities are carried out based on a recognised employment relationship established according to applicable national law and practice. Salt Cybersecurity Ltd is seeking to ensure a fair wage for fair hours of work for all its workforce.

Environment Policy
Salt Cybersecurity Ltd develops and integrates software solutions to address the eSecurity and eBusiness needs of our customers. We recognise that our day-to-day operations impact on the environment in a number of ways and we will therefore endeavour to minimise any adverse effects resulting from these activities.

We will: