XstremeMD Operations are conducted in accordance with Regional Human Right Laws.
If national laws fall short of international standards, XstremeMD will strive to meet
international standards and not infringe on Human Rights.
Human Rights concerns should be reported to the Human Resources Department.
XstremeMD shall maintain a company level grievance mechanism to ensure that
employees, contractors, local community members and others can raise any concerns
regarding Human Rights.
XstremeMD Human Resources Department shall track all Human Right Complaints and
their impacts and performance to all involved stakeholders.
XstremeMD does not utilize subcontractors for work performed but requires all
suppliers to abide by all Human Right policies and laws.
XstremeMD shall have a process in place to avoid being complicit in Human Rights
abuses. Ways to avoid complicity in Human Rights include:
Privately and publicly condemning systematic and continuous Human Rights
abuses.
Continuous consultation within and outside the company with relevant
stakeholders as part of a Human Rights due diligence process.
Identifying functions withing the company that are most at risk of becoming linked.
to Human Rights abuses, possibly even at the project exploration and planning
stage, and where there might be opportunities to advance Human Rights.
Conducting a Human Rights assessment consisting of an analysis of the functions
of a proposed investment and the possible Human Rights impacts they may have on
a community or region.