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ISO 26000

Learn in the textbookMajor International and Domestic Standards

DefinitionISO 26000 is international guidance that sets out how any organization, not only companies, can meet its social responsibility (SR).

ExplanationIt covers a wide range of the ways an organization affects society, including human rights, labor practices, the environment, consumer issues, and community involvement. Organizations use it as a reference and pick the issues that fit their own activities.

AnalogyRather than a certification exam with a passing score, it is closer to a handbook on how to behave as a good citizen.

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