Company Policies

The principles that guide every team at Kriko. From how we hire and protect data to how we uphold quality and sustainability.

Recruitment and Termination Policy

Recruitment Policy

a. Job Descriptions and Recruitment Needs

  • Detailed job descriptions and competency profiles are prepared for all required positions.
  • Recruitment needs are identified through effective communication between Company management and the relevant department managers.

b. Job Advertisements and Application Process

  • Job vacancies are advertised through appropriate internal or external channels and platforms.
  • The application process is structured using suitable methods to assess candidates’ qualifications, such as CV screening, interviews and assessments.
  • All applications are reviewed carefully, and suitable candidates are identified.

c. Interview Process

  • Interviews are structured in accordance with the requirements of the position.
  • Interviews are conducted by representatives of the relevant department.
  • Candidates are assessed based on their skills, experience, suitability for the role and future potential.
  • Where necessary, candidates may be asked to complete a case study or project-based assignment.

d. Reference and Background Checks

  • Reference checks are conducted for suitable candidates.
  • Background checks may also be carried out to verify the experience, qualifications and references stated in the candidate’s CV.

e. Job Offer and Acceptance Process

  • Successful candidates are provided with detailed information regarding the job offer and the applicable terms and conditions of employment.
  • The acceptance of the offer and the employee’s onboarding process are coordinated accordingly.

Termination Policy

a. Performance Evaluation and Feedback

  • Employee performance is evaluated regularly, and constructive feedback is provided.
  • Where performance concerns are identified, improvement plans are established and monitored.

b. Grounds for Termination

  • Termination decisions may be based on valid grounds such as performance issues, disciplinary violations, economic or operational requirements, or employee-initiated separation requests.
  • All termination decisions are made in compliance with applicable laws and local regulations.

c. Termination Process

  • The termination process is managed in coordination with Company management and the relevant managers.
  • Employees are informed of the termination process in a timely, clear and transparent manner.
  • All termination procedures are completed in accordance with legal requirements and Company policies.

d. Employee Rights and Support

  • The statutory rights of employees whose employment is terminated are respected.
  • Where applicable, employees may be provided with guidance and support regarding matters such as unemployment benefit applications and the job search process.

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