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About ethical and sustainable work practices
Today’s consumers, employees, procurers and investors expect businesses to treat workers fairly, ethically and sustainably. Learn about ethical and sustainable work practices and why they matter.
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Ethical and sustainable work practice due diligence
Guidance about how to prevent, identify and mitigate modern slavery and worker exploitation in your organisation, supply chain and the businesses you work with.
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Auditor’s approach to assuring compliance with employment standards
Information for auditors who are auditing compliance with employment standards.
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Director’s approach to ethical and sustainable work practices
Information for directors to help you check that workers are treated fairly in the organisations you direct.
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Employers
Employers are responsible for treating their employees fairly and respecting their employment rights. It’s your duty to make sure your business adopts and maintains ethical and sustainable work practices.
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Franchisors
To reduce the risk of damage to your brand reputation, you should make sure your franchisees operate using ethical and sustainable work practices.
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Investor’s approach to ethical and sustainable work practices
Information for investors about the impact your investment decisions have on ethical and sustainable work practices.
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Procurer’s approach to ethical and sustainable work practices
Information for procurers about your role in assuring workers within supply chains are treated fairly and that employment standards are met.
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Recruiters
As a recruitment agency, employment brokering agency, or HR recruitment personnel, you have a duty of care to ensure your clients follow ethical and sustainable work practices.
Ethical and sustainable work practices
Implementing and demonstrating ethical and sustainable work practices is essential to future-proofing your business. This guidance focuses on how workers are treated.