Human rights protection Training
Companies have a social responsibility towards their employees and the general public to provide a safe and healthy work environment that is free from any kind of bullying and harassment. A company is always at risk of bad reputation and legal action if it does not comply with certain laws that are applicable to it. Therefore, it is obligated to prevent violation of any rules or regulations and protect consumer data, maintain privacy and confidentiality. Through compliance training, the company can ensure efficient risk management.
Compliance Training is mandatory for the purposes of educating the employees about regulations, laws, policies, procedures, and actions to help prevent and detect problems in the workplace and avoid violations of law and other government regulations. These policies and procedures are often job or industry-specific. They ensure that the employees understand their roles and responsibilities better and are prepared to handle difficult situations during the course of their employment.
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Why Human rights protection training?
Human rights are those rights that are fundamental to all human beings. These rights are interrelated, interdependent, and indivisible. Initially, human rights standards were the sole responsibility of the government or the state. But as the world evolved, this view changed drastically and so did understanding its means and scale of doing business. It was realized that the way businesses are conducted plays a far more critical role in creating a better society as they directly have an impact on internationally recognized human rights. There is strong evidence to prove that embracing human rights is good for business and it has the capability of reducing material and financial risks.
Ever since the UN Guiding Principles for Business and Human Rights have been formulated, companies have started to analyze how to incorporate these principles in their day-to-day operations. An important component of this is ensuring that every person in the company understands what human rights are and how they relate to the company as a whole and to their individual responsibilities. Training and engaging employees on human rights from front line workers to the CEO is an important step in protecting human rights in the corporate culture and influencing decision-making.
Why should you comply with human rights training rules?
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs released India’s National Voluntary Guidelines on Social, Environmental, and Economic Responsibilities of Business (NVGs) in July 201. These guidelines provide a national framework on business responsibility and guidance on its implementation. It lays down a set of nine principles that offer businesses an Indian understanding and approach to inculcating responsible business conduct. SEBI and the Companies’ Act, 2013 makes it mandatory to report on NVGs with respect to Human Rights and Business.
Most companies face the same human rights issues, which include the right to enjoy just and favorable work conditions, to exercise rights without discrimination, or to enjoy the freedom of opinion and expression. Therefore, whether it's an interactive slide presentation company wide video, mandatory online quizzes, practical situations, or a combination of several approaches, every company must select the approach that fits best within its culture and existing training programs.
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