Standards, Polices and Laws
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Associates
Our associates (also referred to as "employees") make
us successful. We believe that associate productivity and contributions are
directly related to their work environment. This environment is comprised of
many elements, tangible and intangible.
Equal Opportunity and Diversity
The company offers equal employment opportunity to qualified
individuals without regard to their race, sex, religion, color, national origin, age,
gender identity and/or expression, disability, sexual orientation or other factors not related to their job
performance. We view diversity as the combined skills, abilities, experiences
and backgrounds that enable people to achieve extraordinary results. We perceive
the diversity of our associates as a strength and encourage it in all functions.
We encourage and support self-development by assisting associates in their
current job and by helping them improve other skills. Click here to view Steve Raymund's view on Diversity.
Work Environment
Tech Data believes its associates are entitled to a work
environment that is free from safety and health hazards, intimidation and
harassment, or any other behavior not conducive to productive work. Associates
must be aware of and abide by all health and safety rules applicable to their
job. The sale, purchase, use or possession of weapons or illegal drugs while on
company premises is strictly prohibited.
The company will respect and safeguard the confidentiality of
company records containing personal information of its associates. Access to
such records will be restricted to those with a recognized need to know. Tech
Data will comply with all applicable laws regarding the disclosure of personal
information about associates.
Communications
The company believes in open and honest communication with its
associates as well with individuals outside Tech Data. Honest and timely
information regarding the business and financial results, customer relations and
job performance will be provided to associates. The company encourages open
channels of communication relative to associates’ opinions, attitudes and
concerns.
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