2012 Corporate Social Responsibility Report - UMC

1.3.2 2012 Stakeholder’s Issues of Concern: Results
The CSR Committee evaluates the degree to which stakeholders are concerned about the issues and the impact
of such issues to the company’s operations. The results of the analysis indicate the important demands of the
stakeholders and their expectations for UMC. As a result, prioritizing these issues of concern will become an important
basis for the future planning of CSR practices.
High
Impact to organization
2012 Key Disclosure Points
12 issues have been identified as high concern
this year. “Sustainability strategy” is still the top
concern. Other environment-related issues such
as “Greenhouse gas emissions”, “Use of energy
resources”, and “Use of water resources” are
detailed in Chapter 3.
The second highest issue is “Regulatory
compliance”. UMC complies with all applicable
regulations, and conducts continuous improvement
beyond regulatory expectations, in line with
standards that will be described in each chapter.
Explanation of “Operational performance”,
“Risk management”, “Innovation management”,
“Corporate governance”, and “Customer service”
in economic dimensions are in Chapter 2.
Talent cultivation and Social commitment are
detailed in the fourth chapter about society and
common prosperity.
Low
Degree to which stakeholders are concerned about the issues
Human rights
Communication with the stakeholders
Greenhouse gas emissions
Customer Service
Environmental protection expenditure
Product management
Talent cultivation
Risk management
Social commitment
Labor relations
Use of energy resources
Regulatory compliance
Ecological conservation
Supply chain management
Use of water resources
Operational performance
Occupational safety and health
Corporate governance
Sustainability strategy
Environmental management
Innovation management
Use of chemicals
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