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Lupin Employee Handbook

                       Non-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment Policy

               Lupin is committed to a work environment in which all individuals are treated with respect and
               dignity and which is free from discrimination and harassment based on race, color, religion, sex,
               national origin, age, disability or genetic information, marital status, or other protected
               classification as  required by law and  Lupin  specifically prohibits such discrimination and
               harassment. As stated in the Equal Employment Opportunity policy, employment-related decisions
               should not be based upon these protected characteristics.

               Harassment can arise from a broad range of physical or verbal behavior (by employees or by non-
               employees such as customers or outside contractors) which can include, but is not limited to:
               physical or mental abuse; racial, ethnic, or religious insults or slurs; unwelcome sexual advances
               or touching; sexual comments, jokes, stories, or innuendos; requests for sexual favors used as a
               condition of employment or affecting any  employment decision such as hiring, promotion,
               compensation, or termination; display of sexually explicit or otherwise offensive posters, calendars
               or materials; referring to another employee as a girl, hunk, doll, babe, or honey; making sexual
               gestures with hands or  body movements;  intentionally standing close or brushing up against
               another employee; inappropriately staring at another employee or touching his or her clothing,
               hair, or body; whistling at another employee; cat calls; asking personal questions about another
               employee’s sexual life; repeatedly asking out an employee who has stated that he or she is not
               interested; looking another employee up and down (elevator eyes).

               These activities are offensive and are inappropriate in the workplace. This is a serious issue not
               just for Lupin but also for each individual. An employee, supervisor, or manager may be held
               individually liable as a harasser or discriminator and subject to the same penalties which may be
               imposed upon employers under state or  federal law. This policy against harassment  and
               discrimination applies throughout our work environment, whether in a Company facility, at work
               assignments outside the workplace, at Company-sponsored events, or otherwise.

               In addition, no employee of Lupin should have to tolerate harassment or discrimination from any
               customer, vendor, or other person doing business with Lupin or others with whom we come in
               contact in the course of our work-related duties. While our ability to influence the conduct of
               customers, vendors, or others who engage in such behavior may be limited, we are committed to
               taking appropriate action to the extent practical, to protect and assist each of us.

               Harassment or similar unacceptable activities that could become a condition of employment or a
               basis for employment decisions, or which create a hostile, intimidating, or offensive environment
               are specifically  prohibited by  Lupin. Any  employee  who  engages in such harassment,
               discrimination, or who retaliates against another employee because the employee made a good
               faith report of harassment or discrimination or  participated in  an investigation of a  claim of
               harassment or discrimination, is subject to immediate discipline, up to and including discharge.

               It is the responsibility  of management, supervisors, and all  employees to ensure that these
               prohibited activities do not occur.

               We suggest that, if you do not feel in danger and are comfortable doing so, you first speak to the
               person who has engaged in the inappropriate behavior about his or her conduct. Explain that you



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