{'index': '6', 'text': "California Transparency in Supply Chain Act (SB 657)\n\nAmgen expects its suppliers that supply materials that are incorporated into Amgen's products to comply with applicable laws, which include applicable laws prohibiting the use of child, involuntary, or slave labor.\xa0 Amgen has the right to audit our key suppliers of materials that are incorporated into Amgen's products and it conducts or uses third parties to conduct announced audits of suppliers to assess compliance with this expectation. If Amgen determines that a supplier has failed to meet these expectations, Amgen may take action with respect to that supplier, including requiring corrective actions or canceling outstanding orders. Amgen has not required independent certifications of compliance but typically has the right to obtain documentary evidence of compliance upon request. \n\nAmgen provides compliance training to all staff and has global compliance policies requiring Amgen personnel to comply with all applicable laws.\xa0 Any employee who fails to abide by Amgen's compliance policies may be subject to disciplinary action, including termination.\n\nLast updated on:\xa0April 27, 2012"}
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California Transparency in Supply Chain Act (SB 657)
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