Center for Corporate Auditing, Responsibility and Management policy Authoring
Introduction
[edit | edit source]The Center for Corporate Auditing, Responsibility and Management policy Authoring is dedicated to the development of corporate policies for companies, foundations, associations and projects (e.g. open source or crowdfunding projects). The same sub-topic can be addressed in several entirely different policies, but policies that share certain aspects should be structured to refer to the commonalities in only one of the two documents, or in a third document, acting as a base policy for both documents.
Implementation requirements
[edit | edit source]Explicit implementation of policies
[edit | edit source]If not otherwise required by a policy all policies must be implemented explicitly. That means the company that intends to implement a policy must either make a public statement that it implements the policy or it must publish its own policies that satisfy the requirements of policies found in the category Business Policy and make explicit references to versions of these policies in its own policies, stating the intent to implement the policies referred to.
Policies to be developed
[edit | edit source]Health policies
[edit | edit source]- Prevention of genetic diseases policy
- Psychological health policy
- Globally available state-of-the-art medical technology policy
Gross national happiness policies
[edit | edit source]Organizational policies
[edit | edit source]Environmental and animal policies
[edit | edit source] EU Environmental directives
EU Wildlife and nature conservation directives
Research and development policies
[edit | edit source]Fair trade policies
[edit | edit source]Social policies
[edit | edit source]Working time policies
[edit | edit source] EU Working Time Directive
EU Part-time Work Directive
Corporate volunteering policies
[edit | edit source]Company ethos and social contract
[edit | edit source] UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human rights
UN The Corporate Responsibility To Respect Human Rights — An Interpretive Guide
- Global Compact policy
- OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
- ISO 26000
- Principles for Responsible Investment
- Philosophycracy policy
- Supporting the state of rights policy
- Social contract policy
- Global minimum wages policy
- Self-taxation policy
- Cultural advancement policy
Sustainability policies
[edit | edit source]Auditing and reporting policies
[edit | edit source]EU Accounting, Auditing and Management Control directives
Supply chain auditing and reporting policies
[edit | edit source]Data protection policies
[edit | edit source] EU Data Protection Directive
EU Privacy and data protection directives
EU Digital Agenda
Product quality and standards policies
[edit | edit source]Consumer protection policies
[edit | edit source]- Certification transparency policy
- Durability, reliability, availability and maintainability policy
- General open standards and free software policy
- Technology assessment requirements policy
Entertainment products
[edit | edit source]Educational policies
[edit | edit source]- Vocational training policy
- Postmaterialism policy
- Parent education policy
- Corporate social responsibility policy for school operators
- Lifelong learning policy
- The Duty and Responsibility to Promote and Enforce the Right to Education
Equal opportunity policies
[edit | edit source] EU Equal Treatment Directive
EU Anti-discrimination measures directives
Religious policies
[edit | edit source]- Guideline for ethical investments of the Evangelical Church in Germany
- German evangelical workplace certification ARBEIT PLUS
See also
[edit | edit source]- http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/policies/sustainable-business/
- Declaration of Human Duties and Responsibilities
- International Index of Corporate Values
- http://www.dgb-index-gute-arbeit.de/ (German)
- A Strategy for the Commons (publication by the Bertelsmann Stiftung and the UN Global Compact)