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StarHub Ltd Annual Report 2015

Fengshui, Advanced Sushi Making Class, There were no fatal accidents in 2015. There Overview
How to Resolve Back and Neck Pain without were two reported cases for Work Injury
Drugs or Surgery, Spinal Screening, TCM Compensation. Injuries sustained could
Lunch Talk: Feeling Stressed What’s So include those relating to traffic accident,
Scary About it, TCM Tuina, Dental Health and trips and falls at workplace.
Nutrition Trail 101. We also conducted Onsite
Health Screening at five locations as well as a Siting of Masts
Dental Screening. Our policies and practices on the siting of
masts and transmission sites encourage
Enrichment talk topics and engagement stakeholder consultation, site sharing and
activities organised in 2015 included Raising initiatives to reduce visual impacts.
Financially Savvy Kids, Employee Bowling
Tournament, Balloon Sculpting Workshop, A brief description of our sites as at end 2015
and Bring Your Kids to Work Day. is presented below:

In total, 976 participants attended Type of Site Percentage Strategy
these events. Standalone Mobile Sites 2.1%
1: StarHub employees Shared Sites (Mobile-CAS) 24.7%
working out at the Collaboration with Sites on Existing Structures 70.2%
office gym. Nanyang Polytechnic

2: StarHub’s senior StarHub and Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP)
management team entered into a mutually beneficial agreement
visiting the various in June 2015. Under the arrangement,
StarHub offices to StarHub worked with NYP to set-up a
celebrate the Lunar StarHub store at the main campus to provide
New Year. operations and management training
opportunities in retail to students of the
School of Business Management. Performance

StarHub also contributed $16,000 towards Governance & Sustainability
two NYP-StarHub scholarships. NYP will
match another two scholarships, bringing to
a total of four NYP-StarHub scholarships for
the academic years 2015 and 2016.

Safety for Field Employees Financials

Our Workplace Safety and Health system
includes a detailed Code of Practice on
WSH Risk Management, Risk Assessment,
safety procedures for installation of radio
equipment and a disaster recovery plan.
Our field employees and contractors
involved in the installation, operation and
maintenance of masts, base stations, laying
cables and other outside work are required
to adhere to strict safety procedures.
Contractors undertaking work at our sites
are required to comply with the provisions
of the Workplace Safety & Health Act. Our
safety procedures require contractors
to submit a risk assessment report for
necessary approval prior to carrying out any
work on site.