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               Company Culture

               GMR is a developer of instrumentation and automation solutions for the defense, aerospace,

               and industrial marketspace.

               Our mission is dedicated to developing long-term solutions through design, prototyping,
               manufacturing, and site support for our global partners.

               Our vision is to build new technology that drives change, meets the needs of our customers and
               challenges our team.

               We will execute our mission and vision through the lens of GMR values that are central to our
               culture. These values are at the core of how we treat our customers and each other. All
               employees should reflect these values in their individual behaviors and decisions.

                       Trustworthiness – We do what we say in a timely and honest manner.


                       Listening – We Listen to what our customers say and to each other

                       Responsiveness/Agility – We are willing to learn and grow as people and as a company


               Types of Employment


               The Company hires employees to support our mission, vision and values. These employees can
               be classified into categories for purposes of compensation, benefits and schedule. In general,
               these classifications are:

               Full-time (Exempt or Non-Exempt): Regularly scheduled to work at least 30 hours per week

               Part-time Non-Exempt: Regularly scheduled to work less than 30 hours per week

               Temporary (Exempt or Non-exempt; Full-time or Part-time): Job is expected to last less than 12
               months initially

               Casual (Non-exempt): Intermittent workers who generally work occasionally on-call as needed.

               Exempt and Non-Exempt Status

               Determination as to an employee’s exempt or non-exempt status is made by the Executive
               Team based upon criteria set by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) along with other relevant
               factors. The FLSA defines compensable work, the minimum eligibility for overtime and
               permitted deductions from pay due to absences. Under the FLSA, employees must meet both
               the duties and minimum salary tests to qualify for exemption.



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               Revision Date: 08/01/2021
               Origination Date: 08/01/2021
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