myGPV EN / DE SEARCH MENU About GPV Corporate Responsibility Corporate Responsibility CSR As a global EMS outsourcing partner it is important for GPV that our customers and business partners can rest assured that we act with respect for the world we are a part of. GPV has defined a policy of Corporate Responsibility, which shows how GPV relates to a wide range of topics within this area, including health, safety and environment. Continuous measurements are carried out to ensure a gradual improvement of all areas. We have also specified various human rights issues. Observance of human rights is a matter of course to GPV as well as one of the conditions we must fulfil to observe The Thai Labor Standard and the UN Global Compact. This implies that we condemn discrimination and child labor and uphold employees' rights to organise. GPV Group’s Code of Conduct is also a part of our CR policy. It describes that we do not accept bribe and that we expect our employees to inform our Executive Board if any violation of the mentioned principles has been found. You will find the CR Policy in its entirety here on our website. More than a piece of paper Thai Labour Standards (TLS8001) In our Bangkok facility we operate under the guidelines set down in the Thai Labour Standard (TLS). TLS ensures fairness when it comes to working hours, remuneration and discrimination in the workplace. It also ensures compliance with a set of rules concerning issues such as child labor, health and safety, welfare and the freedom of association. The TLS 8001 standard not only concerns the rights of our staff and regulation of working conditions but it also covers requirements regarding Occupational Health and Safety that align with the international standard OHSAS18001. Business Continuity Plan As EMS outsourcing partner and supplier of extensive and complicated devices, GPV establishes strong and binding relationships with our customers. This commits GPV to ensure our customers' deliveries, even if a serious incident should occur at one of our production sites. Our Business Continuity Planning includes A guide for the local recovery teams Procedures and responsibilities needed to assist with recovery Alternate sources for key supplies, resources and locations Guidance to documents storage, safeguarding and retrieval procedures for vital records Threat analysis The analysis phase for developing the Business Continuity Planning for GPV consists of threat analysis, consequence analysis and consequence scenarios. Categories defined and considered during the threat analysis Fire Flood Storm/hurricane Earthquake Cyber-attack Sabotage (internal or external) Terrorism Theft (any kind) Disease Consequence analysis Our consequence analysis is rated for “consequence” and “probability” using the categories “Very High”, “High”, “Medium”, “Low” and “Very Low” – presented in a color form for overview. To facilitate an assessment of the impacts on an objective scale, the consequences are rated in relation to possible production stop for a shorter or longer period. Likewise, to assess the probabilities, these are rated on a time scale related to the frequency of occurrence. Downloads Click here to download our Annual Magazine, Annual Reports, CSR Documentation, Environmental- & Quality Policies and more… Terms & Conditions Interested in knowing the terms and conditions of doing business with GPV? Please click here to read them… Follow us on Social Media Accomplish More Electronics Manufacturing Services Worldwide GPV International A/S Lysholt Allé 11 DK-7100 Vejle | Denmark Tel. +45 72 19 19 19 https://www.gpv-group.com/ gpv@gpv-group.com Cookie and privacy policy We use cookies to collect and analyse information on site performance and to enhance your experience of gpv-group.com. Accept