Online Report - Ethical Concern
At POSCO-MKPC SDN BHD, we maintain a zero-tolerance policy toward unethical conduct, fraud, or criminal activity. We are committed to taking swift and decisive action against any wrongdoing, whether perpetrated by employees, customers, vendors, or third parties.
If you suspect or become aware of any ethical concerns, fraudulent behavior, or questionable business practices, we encourage you to report it immediately. You can submit your report securely by filling out the online form below, or directly via our headquarters' website > POSCO Ethical Misconduct Reporting Portal
POSCO-MKPC - Ethical Reporting Agreement
A. Information Collection Purpose/Item/Use
- POSCO-MKPC collects only the minimum personal information necessary to facilitate a thorough investigation.
- We reserve the right to use the submitted information and evidence for internal disciplinary investigations, corporate actions, or legal proceedings.
- Personal information and uploaded evidence will be retained from the time of submission until a deletion request is made. However, if any evidence is submitted to a regulatory or law enforcement authority, its retention period and usage will be governed by that authority's official regulations.
B. Reporter Confidentiality
- POSCO-MKPC strictly prohibits any attempts to track down or uncover the identity of an anonymous reporter.
- Disclosing or implying the identity of the reporter or any collaborating parties without explicit consent is strictly prohibited. No employee may leak a reporter's identity, even if they accidentally become aware of it.
- Disadvantageous actions or retaliation against a reporter regarding staffing, career progression, or workplace treatment are strictly forbidden.
- Any violators of these identity protection and anti-retaliation policies will face strict disciplinary action or punishment.
C. General Guidelines
- All reports filed online are securely directed to and processed exclusively by the Ethics Department.
- Cases may be excluded from investigation if they have already been resolved, lack sufficient specific evidence, are found to be based on false information, or involve unverified identities where the reporter cannot be contacted for necessary clarification.