GN has implemented several policies for managing material impacts related to its own workforce. As a member of the UN Global Compact since 2010, GN is committed to safeguarding human rights and labor rights principles in its own workforce. Accordingly, GN operations and business activities are guided by the UN guiding principles on Business and Human Rights, ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises. GN upholds human rights principles through the implementation of policies and procedures which prevent discrimination, harassment, advances diversity, and ensure fair and equal treatment of its workforce.

GN is committed to ensure adequate wages for all our employees globally. As GN adheres to country-specific legislation and/or collective agreements, a global policy has not been defined. To ensure that GN continues to provide fair and competitive pay, we continuously monitor pay positioning of all GN employees compared to identified pay ranges. Besides ensuring that all the GN employees are paid above minimum wage requirement, GN has not set any additional targets related to adequate wages. To ensure that all GN employees are paid adequately, local HR continuously monitor and ensures adherences to local legislation and/or collective agreements. The first year's control on adequate wages has been carried out from a global perspective ensuring that all employees receive at least the country's minimum wage in base salary alone.