Suppliers have to comply with Supplier Standards of Conduct, which contains principles with regards to compliance with international, national and local law, human rights, labour rights and modern-day

slavery.

Supplier Code of Conduct also requires suppliers to comply with its Code of Business Ethics. Suppliers have to share an accepted signed copy of the Supplier Standard of Conduct. This is located on Page 12 of the Supplier Standards of Conduct.

Suppliers have an obligation to ensure that the supplier standard of conduct is maintained throughout its supply chain.

It has also introduced a specific ESG Policy

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“This is because of each Group company to whom we may sub-contract will adhere to our Group policies and governance processes. They are founded on and practice the same values and ethics, and we share a commitment that ethics and integrity are fundamental and uncompromising elements of the way we conduct our business.”

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“Since 2016 our ethical principles, including specific obligations referring to modern slavery, have been incorporated within all our contracts, purchase orders, supplier selection and performance procedures, and remain a prerequisite for doing business with Capgemini.”

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“Our Supplier Standards of Conduct sets the minimum commitment Capgemini expects from its suppliers. The standards of conduct contain our principles with regards to compliance with international, national and local law, human rights, labour rights and modern-day slavery. It also outlines the obligation of our suppliers to conduct their business with the highest standards of integrity, avoiding all forms of corruption, bribery, extortion or embezzlement, and unfair business practices.”

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“All suppliers must accept and adhere to our Supplier Standards of Conduct, which includes the stipulation that the standards be flowed down through their supply chain.”

“These debts are often paid via recruitment fees and Capgemini Group has introduced a prohibition of the practice of all forms of worker-paid recruitment fees. Prevention of modern slavery is also captured within our agreements with our recruitment agencies.”