The leaks that occur in the Apple sphere: devices, new products, new unknown functionalities (and much more) make the Big Apple weaker and more vulnerable. For them it can be painful but for us, the users, it should also feel bad since, if we expect to see many things in the keynote and we already know almost everything that Tim Cook and his colleagues are going to present, it will not be funny. Many times leaks come through Apple employees, factory workers or simply people who are dedicated to stealing confidential information from large companies like Apple.
Today, Apple employees have received an email from Bruce Seawell, vice president and general counsel of the big apple, in which the current code of conduct is discussed. In addition, a digital format of this code of conduct adapted for iBooks created with the platform is attached to the email. iBooks Author so inside, you can see videos, widgets, images and of course, the basic rules of behavior that Apple expects from its employees.
Machine:
I'm writing to ask you to do something very important - on the side you need a little time to review Apple's Business Conduct Policy. It spells out in no uncertain terms what is expected to behave with our clients, business partners, government agencies, and co-workers. We hope that all Apple employees can understand and adhere to these standards.
The policy is based on Apple's core values of honesty, respect, confidentiality and the fundamental obligation of all Apple employees to adhere to legal principles, such as antitrust and anti-corruption laws. Living by this behavior is how we earn the trust of our customers and partners and how to maintain a pleasant workplace at Apple.
The Business Conduct group has developed a new version of the Policy in iBooks format. The book is practical and attractive with galleries, video, audio, and multi-touch widgets; all designed to help you learn about Apple's principles of business conduct. You can download the new book through the telephone exchange, or access a web version here.
If you have questions or information about conduct that you think may violate policy, don't be afraid to speak up. Talk to your manager, your Human Resources representative, or contact the Business Conduct Helpline - which can be done anonymously.
Thank you in advance for taking this seriously and taking responsibility for demonstrating high integrity in all aspects of Apple's business.
Bruce sewell
Senior Vice President and General Counsel
Apple's code of conduct taken to the extreme
As you have seen, the letter sent to the circle it's quite long and also, as I have told you, a version for iBooks of the current Apple Code of Conduct by which the employees of the Big Apple must be governed.
Inside the digital code are videos of Tim Cook and Apple executives where there are Dating like the following:
It is always the right time to do what is right. At Apple, we do the right thing. Even when it is not easy. If you witness something that doesn't meet our standards, say so.
Tim Cook is encouraging employees to talk about possible violations of this code of conduct to avoid misbehavior and why not, leaks.
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Source - Mac Rumors