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2OO 8 HTC AN N UAL REPO RT
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training scholarships as well as subsidizes off-site training to
encourage growth and permit the pursuit of personal
fulfillment.
Staff Training Hours & Expenditures during 2008 (by
category):
Category Total Training Expenditure
Hours (NT$)
Technical 29,870 2,247,602
Management 10,893 3,701,163
Personal Orientation Training (for New Staff) 13,724 94,226
Development Effectiveness Enhancement 56,507 5,831,068
TOTAL 110,994 11,874,059
Employee Benefits and Satisfaction
To provide employees with a challenging as well as dynamic
and attractive work environment, HTC promotes numerous
employee assistance programs on an ongoing basis to
motivate employees, provide additional benefits, and promote
communication between the company and its employees.
These programs include:
>Diversified Employee Benefits: HTC provides labor,
health, and group insurance, a subsidized annual
company trip, employee medical examinations,
departmental fellowship luncheons and dinners, tri-
annual holiday bonuses, subsidies for
weddings/funerals/childbirth, activity subsidies for
social groups, an employee health club, various fitness
courses, and bookstore gift certificates.
>Open Channels of Communication: HTC has
established an employee complaint system, complaint
hotline, written complaint box, e-mail complaint box,
labor-management meetings, and regularly conducts
employee opinion surveys to provide useful information
for supervisory leadership, internal operations, and
enhancement of employee satisfaction and
involvement in work.
>Sponsorship of Regularly Scheduled Activities: HTC
holds regularly scheduled company sports days, family
days, and sports competitions, as well as arts
competition activities designed to give employees more
informal group leisure-time activities.
>Employee Bonuses: Consistent with the profit-sharing
concept, HTC has established an employee bonus and
incentive system, a bonus award system for
improvement proposals and patent designs, and
bonuses for competitive activities on themes such as
quality improvement.
Human Resource Retention
>Retention Plan: HTC has set up a plan for retention of
exemplary employees, encouraging them to
contribute their talents and share in the resulting
achievements.
>Length of Service Awards: HTC provides employee
service awards and recognition activities for those
who complete five and ten-year periods of service.
>Internal Job Rotation System: HTC has instituted an
internal job rotation system and necessary related
assistance, and supports job rotation requests to
facilitate job enrichment and employee career plans.
Salary and Compensation and Retirement
Systems
>Salary and Compensation System: HTC's Salary and
Compensation System provides a market-competitive
salary based on an employee's academic qualifications
and experience, length of professional service, and
position within the company, as well as additional
performance bonuses allocated for a given year through
proposals of the President on the basis of company
performance that are adopted by resolutions of the board
of directors. Fixed-percentage bonuses are also
allocated to employees each year based on motions
from the board of directors that are adopted by
resolutions at annual shareholders' meetings. Employee
performance bonus and bonus amounts are based on
work performance and level of contribution in order to
provide encouragement and to acknowledge employees'
efforts and achievements.
>Retirement System: Since its inception, HTC has
formulated the rules governing its retirement pension in
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Environmental protection and employee health
& safety measures
Environmental Protection: HTC is committed to operating low-
polluting, low-hazard work environments. HTC adheres to all
domestic environmental protection regulations. Cardboard
boxes, containers and plastic packaging material are
collected and separated for recycling. HTC requires suppliers
to comply with EU WEEE and RoHS environmental
requirements in order to reduce industrial waste, prevent
pollution, enhance general quality of life and offer consumers
products that reflect HTC's low environmental impact
commitment.
Employee Health and Safety: New employees are given
health and safety education training to ensure familiarity with
safety rules related to HTC's work environment and
production processes. HTC holds regular fire safety drills to
familiarize all employees with the use of fire prevention and
suppression facilities. HTC has been certified under
OHSAS18001:2007, by the Council of Labor Affairs (CLA)
local health & safety oversight office and by the Department
of Health as a smoke-free worksite. The HTC health and
safety management handbook and manual of health and
safety regulations are posted to the company's website.
Relevant efforts are designed to ensure employees recognize
and help implement HTC's social commitment to
environmental protection and execute critical health and
safety measures in the workplace.
Compliance with European Restriction of
Hazardous Substances (RoHS) requirements and
relevant measures
A. An office within HTC dedicated to developing a
corporate compliance strategy and creating an
implementation framework was established in 1999;
B. Toxic material control specifications and rules for
handling relevant certification documents have already
been established for material inputs used by the
company.
Labor-M anagement Relationship
At HTC, each employee is encouraged and given
opportunities to extend and deepen his / her professional
skills and knowledge; sharpen a proactive and positive
approach to professional responsibilities; internalize serious
and responsible work values; adopt honest and forthright
work habits and pursue excellence in all tasks and
responsibilities. While ensuring employees stand at the top of
their respective professional fields, HTC also places great
importance on fostering a work environment that sufficiently
challenges employees and offers the opportunity for satisfying
career growth. Innovation and competitiveness at HTC
benefits greatly from its positive, forward-looking work
environment.
Personnel Recruitment
One of the goals of HTC's human resource strategy is to hire
and retain outstanding personnel. The company upholds the
principle of equal opportunity, and affirms the contribution that
employee diversity makes to company culture and the spirit of
innovation. In recruiting personnel, HTC employs an open
selection process based on ability, seeking the right person
for the position. It does not discriminate due to non-work
factors such as race, color, social status, language, religion,
political affiliation, place of family origin, sexual orientation,
marital status, appearance, physical or mental disabilities,
previous union membership, or against those whose status is
protected by government order. Through its industry-
education cooperation programs, student internship system,
and summer work-study program, HTC provides many
students with work-study opportunities, and actively
participates in recruitment and overseas job fair activities of
all types to recruit personnel with similar values and
aspirations from all over the world.
Training & Development
HTC operates a workplace environment highly conducive to
learning and professional growth. By encouraging employees
to improve themselves and to maintain and enhance
professional skills, HTC is sustaining its competitive
advantage while keeping a promise to help employees grow
as individuals. HTC maintains comprehensive training
curricula targeting technical and managerial skills and
personal development (e.g., language training, new staff
orientation) to help employees fulfill their potential and
deepen expertise. HTC further offers its employees in-service
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