Supplier Responsibility
Good products begin with responsible relationships.
A finished light brings together materials, processes and people. Responsibility belongs in that wider picture.
Respect the people behind the work.
Midooc’s ethical principles reject child labor, forced labor, discrimination, bullying and sexual harassment. They also address workplace health and safety, remuneration and working hours.
These principles provide a foundation for discussing responsible business relationships. The people involved in making a product deserve attention alongside its quality, cost and delivery.
Keep business decisions clear.
Fair competition, care with conflicts of interest and responsible handling of gifts are part of our approach to business conduct. Decisions should be made on their merits, without improper influence.
Confidential information deserves equal care. Product discussions and commercial relationships should respect the information entrusted by colleagues, customers and business associates.
Bring responsibility into the detail.
Our work in architectural linear lighting connects product engineering, manufacturing and quality control. Clear specifications help those disciplines work toward the same outcome.
For a particular supply requirement, define the materials, configuration, performance expectations and supporting records before making assumptions about suitability.
Start with a clear conversation.
Questions about a product, a business relationship or our ethical principles should be raised with the relevant Midooc contact. Include enough context to identify the requirement or concern, while avoiding unnecessary personal or confidential information.