June 2 Update – U.S. cities/states establish local states of emergency, reminder of international travel approvals
Ensuring the ongoing safety of the workers at our site, both Intel and yours, is a shared goal and utmost priority. Intel’s response to COVID-19 is updated regularly. We continue to adjust our policies according to the guidance issued by the local authorities, and we expect the same type of responsiveness from our integrated supply chain. As of June 2, we updated the Site Specific Information section to reflect that some cities and states throughout the United States have proclaimed a local state of emergency, including placing curfews of varying lengths and details. Travel to and from work is not restricted during this time, and workers may continue to report to work as scheduled. The declaration(s) do not stipulate individuals need to carry documentation with them indicating their purpose for travel. And we’d like to reiterate that international travel to visit an Intel site for all workers still requires Intel executive approval, so you will need to work with your Intel point of contact to secure that approval prior to your visit.
Please visit this site frequently for updates, and reach out to your Intel points of contact for additional information.
Japanese Translation Now Available for Coronavirus Policy / FAQs
As of May 27, suppliers who need a translated version now can access those documents through supplier.intel.com. The primary policy / FAQ document typically will be translated within 24-48 business hours of the date when the English version is posted above.
Intel announces 2030 Corporate Responsibility Strategy and Goals
On May 14, with the global release of our 2019-2020 Corporate Social Responsibility Report, we are raising the bar for ourselves and evolving our corporate responsibility strategy to increase the scale of our work with others to create a more responsible, inclusive, and sustainable world, enabled through technology and our collective actions.