Report on the Training Course “Trade Secrets and Confidentiality Awareness”
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Time：2018-12-17
Report on the Training Course “Trade Secrets and Confidentiality Awareness”
To further strengthen confidentiality work and enhance the Jinbang employees’ awareness of confidentiality and sense of responsibility, on the morning of December 11, 2018, Jinbang Company organized a special training session on “Trade Secrets and Confidentiality Awareness” for some of its staff.
At the meeting, the Director of Human Resources elaborated on the importance of confidentiality work, analyzed the challenges and prominent issues currently facing it, and introduced the “Five-Finger” method for ensuring confidentiality, thereby strengthening Jinbang employees’ awareness of confidentiality and their sense of responsibility.
Speaker: Director of Human Resources — Wu Juhong
Training venue
After the meeting, Vice President Luo summarized the session by drawing on real-world cases. He emphasized that everyone must strengthen their awareness of confidentiality and sense of responsibility. Moving forward, the Human Resources Department and the legal team will also assist in refining Jinbang Company’s relevant confidentiality policies. He expressed hope that, whether in management or production roles, all employees will safeguard our company’s valuable secrets—only then can Jinbang achieve greater growth and go further.
Speech by Deputy General Manager Luo Mingyou
Going forward, the Human Resources Department will continue to organize confidentiality training for other employees, with the hope that everyone will enhance their awareness of confidentiality. Only by cultivating such awareness and effectively steering clear of the pitfalls of information leakage throughout the company’s operations and development can we truly become Jinbang professionals with strong professional ethics, jointly creating a bright future for Jinbang.
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