Seixal - Head Office
  • Seixal - Head Office
  • Setúbal
  • Lisbon
  • Sines
  • Portimão
  • Faro
  • Aveiro
  • Leixões
  • Viana do Castelo
  • Phone (+351) 212 108 500
  • knudsen@knudsen.pt
  • After Hours (+351) 918 706 808
  • Phone (+351) 212 108 500
  • knudsen@knudsen.pt
  • Phone (+351) 212 108 500
  • knudsen@knudsen.pt
  • Phone (+351) 917 626 039
  • knudsen@knudsen.pt
  • Phone (+351) 212 108 500
  • knudsen@knudsen.pt
  • Phone (+351) 212 108 500
  • knudsen@knudsen.pt
  • Phone (+351) 212 108 500
  • knudsen@knudsen.pt
  • Phone (+351) 212 108 500
  • knudsen@knudsen.pt
  • Phone (+351) 212 108 500
  • knudsen@knudsen.pt

HUMAN RIGHTS RESPECT POLICY

KNUDSEN understands that sustainability is much more than an innovating process, therefore, within the held policies there is the Human Rights Respect Policy, that aims to reinforce a culture of social responsibility by the management, the team and the stakeholders.

The respect for the human rights is a fundamental part of Knudsen’s sustainability strategy.

This Policy was elaborated taking into account the good international practices and according to other Knudsen’s policies about respect for the human rights, namely:

  • The Integrated Management System Policy, containing the care for the environment, health and work safety, and the social responsibility;
  • The Personal Data Protection Policy, that assures the right to the data protection of all physical persons that relate to Knudsen ensuring the confidentiality and secret of all kinds of personal data treatment; and
  • The procedure to the Management of Purchasing and Suppliers, that includes Knudsen’s perspectives about shared responsibility with its suppliers regarding the products they commerce;
  • Besides the previously established on documented information and on the Integrated Management Policy, Knudsen rigorously compromises to:

 a)     Refuse child labour, forced and obligatory labour;

b)     Refuse slave labour or any other kind of labour related to human traffic;

c)     Respect the liberty of collective association and negotiation;

d)     Respect the right of free circulation in each country;

e)     Not discriminate by any reasons, mainly, race, gender, religion or nationality;

f)     Respect the rights of ethnic minorities and native people in places where they develop their activities and indulge an open dialogue integrating different cultural marks; and

g)     Respect the right to a healthy and pollution protected environment of all communities wherever it operates considering their expectations and needs;

h)     Analyse the respect for the human rights through risk analysis and management system improvement opportunities, planning and acting whenever necessary, evaluating the efficiency of its actions.

 i)     Communicate the evaluation result to the yearly information shared with the stakeholders and make evidence on the Top Management Revision;  

j)     Promote respect for the human rights culture and sensibilization of all workers about this subject in all Knudsen’s working areas;

k)     Enable complaint mechanisms and adopt severe measures when the violation of the human rights is detected in Knudsen, or in the supplier chain, and report to the authorities.

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