Labour Practices
Labour Practices — social responsibility analysis using stakeholder theory framework. Covers standards, metrics, and best practices for ESG reporting.
Labour Practices — social responsibility analysis using stakeholder theory framework. Covers standards, metrics, and best practices for ESG reporting.
Labour practices encompass the full range of policies, systems, and actions through which organisations manage their relationship with workers, ensure decent working conditions, and respect fundamental labour rights.
ISO 26000 identifies labour practices as a core subject of social responsibility, covering employment and employment relationships, conditions of work and social protection, social dialogue, health and safety at work, and human development and training in the workplace. The ILO's Decent Work Agenda provides the overarching framework, while GRI 400-series standards and ESRS S1 (Own Workforce) provide detailed disclosure requirements.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Employment Relationships | Employment contracts, worker classification, and labour relations |
| Working Conditions | Wages, working hours, benefits, and working environment |
| Health & Safety | Workplace safety, accident prevention, and ISO 45001 |
| Social Dialogue | Worker representation, collective bargaining, and works councils |
| Diversity, Equity & Inclusion | DEI programmes, metrics, and best practices |