Building Trust with Our People
Salesforce Code of Conduct - Building Trust with Our People
Salesforce Code of Conduct - Building Trust with Our People
At Salesforce, we believe in equality for all. We make all of our employment decisions based on merit and fair treatment and provide all employees and applicants with access to all of our roles, benefits and programs.
Hiring people with different life experiences makes Salesforce a more creative and innovative company. We can make better business decisions and address more challenges with the knowledge of many different opinions, backgrounds, and cultures.
We embrace equality by:
Your job as a manager is to determine if they are qualified for the role. Our accommodations team will then work with you to determine the requirements of the role and whether we can provide a reasonable accommodation specific to the disability. In the majority of cases we can make adjustments that will allow any qualified person with a disability to do the role.
Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. Illegal harassment, bullying, or discrimination is never tolerated at Salesforce.
How we treat each other is an expression of our values. We are all responsible for preventing illegal discrimination, harassment, and any other kind of improper conduct, so that Salesforce is a safe and productive environment where all of us can do our best work. This applies to anyone who does business or interacts with Salesforce and to all locations where we operate.
We prevent illegal harassment, bullying, and discrimination by:
Protected characteristics are any personal characteristics that are protected by law. These can vary by local law, but often include:
The definitions of illegal harassment and discrimination differ around the world, but they generally include any conduct — verbal, nonverbal, written, or otherwise — relating to a person’s protected characteristics that creates an unwelcome, intimidating, hostile, or offensive work environment for that person. That can range from offensive jokes or comments to slurs, name-calling or exclusion. Sexual harassment includes unwanted sexual advances, suggestive comments, offers of benefits in exchange for sexual favors, or inappropriate touching. Bullying is broadly defined as inappropriate workplace behavior that may or may not be linked to protected characteristics.
You should report it. This conversation was offensive and violated Salesforce’s commitment to personal dignity and respect. Behavior like this can create a hostile work environment, even if it wasn't directed at the employee who overheard it. Your report will be taken seriously and handled as confidentially as possible.
We are committed to the safety, health, and security of all our employees, contractors, and guests.
Nothing is more important than keeping people safe. A workplace free from physical and psychological hazards, weapons, and violent acts protects employees and supports a sustainable high-performance culture.
We keep our workplaces safe, healthy, and secure by:
Whether we work in the office, from home, or while traveling, we are careful in how we use company time and resources.
The modern workplace continues to evolve, and we pride ourselves on our ability to adapt. Whether working in one of our workplaces, at a customer site, or remotely, our high expectations of workplace behavior remain the same.
We stay compliant by:
It's important to properly handle and protect confidential information at all times. That includes ensuring that confidential information is not left, stored (physically or digitally), or overheard in spaces accessible to individuals who do not have authority to view or access it, including other individuals who may live with you. In addition, similar care and discretion should be used when on phone or video calls at all places, including during travel or while working out of the office. For example, use privacy screens on your laptop, lock your laptop when not in use, avoid mentioning confidential information when in public spaces, and take other measures to keep Salesforce’s and customers' confidential information secure.
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