We treat each other with respect

We are especially committed to respecting and protecting human rights and have undertaken to uphold the principles of the United Nations Global Compact in relation to human rights, labor standards, the environment and anti-corruption.

• the protection against discrimination in selection, hiring, occupation and promotion of employees
• the right to form employee representative bodies
• the rejection of child labor and any form of forced labor

We abide by local statutory requirements and grant in particular the following in accordance with regional conditions:

• fair pay and fringe benefits
• reasonable working hours
• paid vacation

We comply with the regulations on the legal minimum age and the special protective regulations for employment of minors.

Mutual respect should be at the core of our collaboration. Employees from 90 countries work at Infineon. This diversity sets us apart and makes Infineon a successful international company.

No one may be personally attacked, disadvantaged, harassed or excluded because of his or her ethnic origin, skin color, nationality, faith, ideology, gender, age, disability, marital status, union or political affiliation, appearance, sexual identity or orientation. We take decisive action against any form of discrimination, sexual harassment, physical violence, physical coercion or verbal abuse.

Professionalism and performance are possible only in a working climate founded on respect, trust, tolerance and fairness. Bullying is not tolerated at Infineon.
In personnel decisions such as selection, hiring, promotion, change of job, compensation and training of our employees, we are guided by the principle of equal opportunity and criteria such as qualification and performance.

We want to create an environment that opens up personal and professional prospects for our employees. Our leadership style should empower employees to achieve outstanding performance and results. We therefore expect our managers to behave as role models. They should give guidance through their performance, openness and social skills and ensure a good working atmosphere.

Superiors place trust in their employees and give them as much personal responsibility and freedom as possible. They set clear, ambitious, yet realistic objectives, acknowledge their employees’ achievements and provide freedom for ideas and innovations. As part of their management duties, they prevent unacceptable conduct and are responsible for ensuring there are no violations of the regulations that could have been avoided by due care and supervision within their sphere of responsibility.