Notice to Employees and Senior Level Leaders Sample Clauses

Notice to Employees and Senior Level Leaders. On April 15, 2014, the Chairman and President of BPA notified the Leaders of all Group US Business and Functions and the Leaders of BP Affiliates with Foreign Business that BP had entered into an agreement with the EPA. Included in the communication was a link to the Agreement, a memorandum summarizing the key elements of the Agreement and the ongoing support within the Company to ensure compliance with the terms of the Agreement, and a chart summarizing the key requirements of the Agreement. On May 12, 2014, an employee notification email was sent by BP p.l.c.’s Group General Counsel to all Group US Employees and all Employees of BP Affiliates with Foreign Business. The email notified employees of the facts and terms of the Agreement and encouraged cooperation with any requests for information by the EPA. The email also included a web link to both the BP / EPA Administrative Agreement and the BPXP Plea Agreement available on BP’s Intranet, explained the importance of all employees abiding by the terms and conditions of the Agreement and BP’s Code of Conduct, and noted key elements of the Agreement relevant to all employees.
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