Responsible Business Conduct & Speak Up

Reporting of incidents at the workplace 

- ISS operates on sites at many locations around the world, and errors or behaviour of employees that do not meet our values and code of conduct must be raised with the relevant ISS manager or department. 

- Matters concerning serious harm or death to people, violent or discriminative behaviour, including sexual harassment in the workplace, or violations of human rights, including modern slavery in the workplace, are considered as serious or sensitive concerns. These can be reported globally under the Speak Up policy, if you have not been successful in addressing these with the ISS manager or the People & Culture department. 

Reporting of theft and misappropriation of company or client assets 

- Thefts or misappropriation of ISS’ or a clients’ assets by an ISS employee or manager, should be addressed with the direct manager or the legal department. If you cannot address this with the manager or legal department, you should inform the Chief Financial Officer. 

- In cases where you cannot address theft or misappropriation with management in your local ISS organisation, you can consider reporting the incident under the Speak Up policy. 

Reporting of fraud 

ISS has a zero tolerance policy towards employees and/or business partners that commit fraud. Fraud is deliberate deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain. Fraud can take many forms at all levels of an organisation. A few examples are presented below, but is by no means, an exhaustive list of possible fraud in our business. 

- An example is the falsification of time and attendance records or pay rates, which may lead to payment of excessive wages to the person receiving the payment. If you experience this type of fraud in the workplace, you should normally contact the payroll department. 

- Fraud can also occur in cases where suppliers or subcontractor collaborate with ISS managers to overcharge ISS for the goods or services they provide. If you become aware of collaboration with suppliers or subcontractors, you should normally contact the legal department or chief financial officer. 

Reporting of violation of law 

- ISS strives to be a law-abiding corporate citizen across all the countries where we are present and operates our business in compliance with international and local laws and regulations. In particular, ISS has issued internal policies to ensure compliance with anti-corruption and competition laws. 

- Violations of anti-corruption and competition laws are considered serious and sensitive concerns, which can be reported under the Speak Up policy. 

Report an incident through our Speak Up tool, or telephone hotline. 

We have established management procedures to ensure that the information, including contact information, that you provide to us through the Speak Up tool is treated with strict confidentiality. You also have the option to enquire on the status of an ongoing investigation.  

- Please note that there may be legal restrictions on what you are permitted to report anonymously in the jurisdiction that you are reporting from. Furthermore, the Speak Up policy is regulated under Danish data protection legislation, which means that ISS is required to dismiss and delete any report that is not of a serious or sensitive nature. Your report may therefore be dismissed under the Speak Up policy simply because it has not been addressed to the correct reporting channel.  

- In exceptional cases where it is likely that following the above procedure would interfere with the investigation, the Business Integrity Committee may authorise that we deviate from the procedures described above. However, we will not disclose your identity or contact details unless you have given us your explicit permission in advance. 

Process overview:

1. Report: Reports that are submitted through our Speak Up system are transmitted through a secure and encrypted communications line to Group Internal Audit.

2. Review: Group Internal Audit will assess if your reported concern meets the requirements for processing the report under the Speak Up policy. It will be thereafter reported 
to our Business Integrity Committee.

3. Action: Investigation, actions and feedback to the user.

Report a concern online or by telephone – by recording your message and contact details.

Online reporting tool

Telephone reporting:

Australia +(61) 384004587 
Brazil +(55) 2135000242 
Chile +(56) 225708734 
China +(86) 1053875779
Denmark +(45) 38176348
Finland +(358) 942450434 
France +(33) 182889360
Indonesia +(62) 8033218106
India +(91) 0008000501320
Mexico +(52) 5511689935 
Netherlands +(31) 208081296 
Norway +(47) 23962607 
Spain +(34) 911233031 
Sweden +(46) 638800915 
Switzerland +(41) 435086912 
Switzerland Fr +(41) 435084660 
Switzerland It +(41) 435084643 
Turkey +(90) 2129001873
United Kingdom +(44) 02035144260 
USA +(1) 6467129310