Ethical Management

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 ▶ Basic principles of conduct

     1. Responsibility to customers: We will do our responsibilities to customers.

     2. Fair Trade: We will make a win-win relationship with our business partners through fair trade.

     3. Clean corporate culture: We will develop a clean corporate culture.
 

 ▶ Definition of ethical management

     It refers to the basic principles of corporate ethics that a company must strictly observe in relations with

     all stakeholders, including customers, business partners, employees, local communities, and the surrounding environment.
 

 ▶ Necessity of ethical management

     Companies are constantly striving to maintain permanence in relationships with numerous stakeholders.

     In addition to basic corporate profit-seeking activities, legal, ethical, social, and environmental responsibilities are being

     emphasized as important, and there are increasing cases where the existence of a company itself is at risk due to

     failure to fulfill these responsibilities.

     Therefore, the 'ethical management', which prevents these risks in advance and reinforces the meaning of the

     company's existence, and returns corporate profits to customers, members, and society, is becoming an important

     management principle for a company.