This Employee Code of Conduct outlines the standards and behaviors we expect, to ensure mutual respect, honestly, integrity and appropriate behavior when dealing with our colleagues, customers, suppliers, or any other stakeholders and or persons.
We expect all Redgate employees (Redgaters) to maintain these standards and behaviors. While it is important to read and understand the code of conduct, if Redgaters are living by our core values (that can be found here), it is likely that they will be acting in line with key aspects of the code of conduct.
This policy covers all employees, officers, directors, consultants, contractors, volunteers, interns, agency workers, and any other individual who is engaged with and/or by Redgate.
Redgate is committed to maintaining a professional, ethical, and inclusive environment and by adhering to this code of conduct, we contribute to Redgate being a positive, safe, and productive workplace for everyone.
Redgate expects all our employees to treat each other, our customers, suppliers and any other stakeholder and person with respect, professionalism, and courtesy. Any form of discrimination, harassment, bullying, or any form of disrespectful behavior is not acceptable, regardless of the circumstances.
All Redgate employees must comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and company policies. These include, but are not limited to, laws governing intellectual property, data privacy, confidentiality and health and safety.
All Redgate employees must maintain the confidentiality of Redgate’s data, including customer and employee information. This includes safeguarding sensitive information, trade secrets, proprietary information, and any other confidential materials created by and / or for Redgate. See our Information Classification Policy.
All Redgate employees will have access to and may develop Redgate intellectual property. Redgate highly values its intellectual property (including images; campaign ideas; computer code and trademarks - to name a few) and we want to ensure that all employees understand the importance of protecting our intellectual property rights and the intellectual property rights of others. Do not discuss confidential information with people outside the company (see Confidentiality).
All Redgate employees must use company technology resources responsibly and in accordance with our policies.
Redgate has reviewed what DEIB means to us and identified following the commitments as we continue to progress and iterate on our approach:
Some Redgate employees may from time to time receive gifts or receive invites to attend corporate entertainment, external lunches, or evening meals etc. It is important that Redgate employees take the appropriate professional steps when deciding whether giving and/or receiving a gift or entertainment is acceptable and appropriate.
Redgate employees must not engage in any form of bribery, corruption, and /or unethical practices.
For further guidance, please refer to Redgate's Anti-bribery & Corruption (including Gifts and Entertainment) policy.
When Redgate employees are representing the company online using social media, they should be mindful of the content and avoid sharing or posting any content that could cause damage to Redgate’s reputation and /or violate confidentiality, privacy, or intellectual property rights.
Redgate is committed to conducting our business with honesty and integrity and we expect everyone at Redgate to maintain the highest level of standards.
If you believe that a criminal offense has been committed or may be committed, that the company is in breach of a legal obligation, that there is a health & safety risk or possible danger to the environment or you are worried about potential conflict of interest or bribery, please inform the Head of HR, General Counsel or alternatively contact Whistlelink (as described in our Whistleblowing policy).
Redgate is a strong advocate of Human Rights and the Human Rights Act and is committed to preventing any form of modern slavery within our own network and globally.
Redgate continues to review and develop its Modern Slavery Statement annually. This can be found here.
All Redgate employees are dedicated to ensuring that its standards are upheld by its suppliers.
When engaging with a Supplier it is important to consider several factors and Redgate has implemented a Software Governance team to ensure the appropriate level of due diligence is undertaken prior to engaging with the Supplier.
Redgate employees must send all the contracts listed below to:
These documents will then be reviewed, and if acceptable, approved and signed.
Only Redgate employees who are nominated signatories are authorized to sign any item listed above.
Redgate employees have a duty to report any suspected violations of this Code of Conduct promptly. All Reports can be made either to compliance@red-gate.com or via our Whistleblowing platform Whistlelink.
Redgate expect all employees to adhere to this Code of Conduct. The severity and consequences of the non-compliance will be assessed on a case-by-case basis, considering the nature and circumstances of the non-compliance.
Representing Redgate means; where employees, officers, directors, consultants, contractors, volunteers, interns, agency workers, and any other individual could be seen and/or potentially seen as part of Redgate by, for example, wearing a Redgate t-shirt/hoodie at an event or whilst on social media.
This policy will be monitored, and procedures reviewed, and may be updated from time to time to ensure they remain adequate.
If you have any questions or concerns about anything in this policy, please contact compliance@red-gate.com.
