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Crossjoin's Denunciation Reporting Channel

Last updated: May 19, 2023


Crossjoin is governed by principles of ethics, professional conduct and integrity, which must inspire the behavior of Crossers, Partners, Suppliers and other third parties that interact with Crossjoin.
Crossjoin’s Internal Denunciation Reporting Channel, in all its extension, is implemented according to the requirements described by the Portuguese Legislation no. 93/2021 ,which transposes the European Directive (EU) 2019/1937 on the protection of persons who report infractions, or any situation of harassment or discrimination, in the labor context.

Any report regarding labor situations shall be done according to the guidelines of the company’s Code of Ethics and Conduct, bearing in mind that defamatory reporting may constitute a civil and criminal liability
In this Internal Denunciation Reporting Channel, you can safely report here illegal actions in the context of infractions under Legislation 93/2021, concerning the fields of:
  • Public procurement;
  • Financial services, products and markets and prevention of money laundering and financing of terrorism;
  • Security and conformity of products;
  • Transport safety;
  • Environmental protection;
  • Food and feed safety, animal health, and animal welfare;
  • Public Health;
  • Consumer Protection;
  • Privacy and personal data protection and network and information systems security;

In this Internal Denunciation Reporting Channel, you can safely report here any practice of harassment, in any of its modalities (moral, sexual, discriminatory).

Reports can be made confidentially, indicating name and contact information, or, if you wish, 100% anonymously. All reports are treated confidentially and securely.

In this Internal Denunciation Reporting Channel you can make a new report, or follow up on a report previously made. Following up on your reports may be relevant for several reasons:

  1. You may want to check the status of a complaint you have reported, and verify if any action is being taken;
  2. You may want to provide additional information regarding a complaint you have reported;
  3. The responsibles for managing complaints of this Internal Denunciation Reporting Channel, may request additional information to help them resolve the issue or take the appropriate actions.

For more information on the functioning and the applied procedure for the treatment of the complaints, you can view the “Terms of Use” of the Internal Denunciation Reporting Channel.

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