XAM Media Policy
Code of Conduct
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Employees must maintain professionalism in all interactions, both internally and externally.
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Harassment, discrimination, or any form of misconduct will not be tolerated.
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Confidential company and client information must be handled with discretion.
Work Ethics and Responsibilities
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Employees are expected to meet deadlines and maintain high-quality standards.
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Proper communication channels must be followed for project updates and issues.
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Any conflicts of interest should be disclosed to management immediately.
Social Media and Branding
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Employees must adhere to brand guidelines when representing XAM Media online.
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Personal social media usage should not interfere with work responsibilities.
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Negative comments about the company or clients on social media are strictly prohibited.
Data Security and Confidentiality
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Company data, client information, and proprietary materials must be safeguarded.
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Unauthorized sharing of sensitive information will result in disciplinary action.
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Employees must use secure passwords and follow IT security guidelines.
Attendance and Leave Policy
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Regular attendance is mandatory unless prior approval for leave is obtained.
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Absences must be reported in advance, except in emergencies.
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Excessive tardiness or unapproved absences may result in disciplinary measures.
Intellectual Property
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Any content or creative work developed for XAM Media remains the company’s property.
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Employees must credit the company appropriately when showcasing work in portfolios.
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External use of company resources for personal projects requires approval.
Conflict Resolution
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Workplace conflicts should be addressed professionally and escalated when necessary.
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Mediation services may be provided to resolve disputes amicably.
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Retaliation against employees who report concerns is strictly prohibited.
Compliance and Violations
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All employees must adhere to local and international laws affecting company operations.
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Violations of company policies may result in warnings, suspension, or termination.
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Employees should report any policy breaches to HR or management.
