At rtCamp, we are committed to building a workplace where every individual feels safe, respected, and valued, irrespective of their race, caste, ethnicity, religion, nationality, or cultural background. Discrimination of any kind goes against our round-table values and has no place at rtCamp.
Discrimination and racism may be overt or subtle. Below are examples of behaviors that are considered unacceptable at rtCamp:
Using slurs, derogatory remarks, or mocking someone’s accent, customs, or attire based on race, caste, ethnicity, or religion is unacceptable. Such behavior creates a hostile and disrespectful environment.
Disrespecting religious beliefs, practices, or customs – including through jokes, pressure, or intolerance – undermines individual dignity. Everyone has the right to follow or not follow a religion without bias.
Professional decisions like hiring, promotions, or project allocations must be free from personal biases. Favoritism based on race, caste, or religion is discriminatory and unfair.
Persistent mispronunciation of names or relying on stereotypes in conversation reflects subtle but harmful prejudice. No one should be expected to represent an entire community.
Any retaliation, subtle or direct, against someone who raises a concern or complaint is strictly prohibited.
We expect everyone at rtCamp to uphold these values. If anyone experiences or witnesses racist or discriminatory behavior, they are encouraged to reach out to the HR team directly at [email protected].
All concerns will be looked into seriously and sensitively. If anonymity is important to you, we will ensure maintaining your confidentiality.
We ensure that all actions are taken with due diligence and that the impacted individual is supported throughout the process. As a team, we want to maintain a safe and fair workplace for everyone.
Aanchal
Aanchal Singh
Senior HR Executive