This tool delves into practical fields essential for social sustainability within SMEs. The social sustainability checklist guides VET Learners and Professionals through critical social sustainability dimensions. Within this checklist, three key areas are explored: • Fair and Safe Working Conditions: Assessing workplace safety, fair wages, and employee rights to start a supportive environment for all. [...]
The Social Sustainability Checklist is a practical tool tailored for SMEs. As responsible SME owners, managers, or entrepreneurs, understanding the impact your organisations may have on people is crucial. This checklist focuses on three key areas: 1. Fair and Safe Working Conditions: • Understand the importance of written guidelines and policies in promoting ethical behaviour [...]
The Label Comparison Matrix is a practical tool for SME owners, managers, and entrepreneurs. It provides a detailed understanding of social sustainability labels. Key areas covered include: - Label Details: Participants explore the specifics of various certifications, exploring criteria, benefits, and real-world examples. Understanding these labels can help participants make informed decisions. - Comparisons: the [...]
Through this practical tool, participants learn the intricacies of creating a health assessment tool tailored for employee wellbeing within SMEs. The following topics are covered: Aims of the Health Assessment Tool: - Early Detection and Prevention - Customised Wellbeing Plans - Data Insights Importance of Health Assessment: - Productivity and Happiness - Social Sustainability - [...]
European VET Excellence Centre for Leading
Sustainable Systems and Business Transformation
Ref. number 101056114 — CATALYST — ERASMUS-EDU-2021-PEX-COVE
The project is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Program, CoVEs
Partnership for Excellence – Centers of Vocational Excellence.
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