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◥◥◥ SA8000

SA8000 certification and corporate social responsibility

Strengthen your reputation through ethics:
responsible business means long-term value.

SA8000 - Social Responsibility Certification

This course focuses on SA8000, the international standard for social responsibility. It is especially useful for companies seeking to demonstrate sustainable, transparent, and ethically responsible practices across their supply chain.

The course explains the core requirements of the SA8000 standard, areas of application, and how to implement it within corporate processes. Topics include working conditions, hours, health and safety, freedom of association, non-discrimination, child labor, and fair wages. The training supports both certification preparation and the internal promotion of an ethical culture.

When to take this course

Need to highlight your ethical commitment to clients and stakeholders.
Requests from clients or international partners.
Lack of awareness on socially responsible business practices.

Key topics covered

  • Core SA8000 standard requirements.
  • Social risk management and human rights protection.
  • Child labor and company obligations.
  • Promoting non-discrimination practices.
  • Implementing and managing the SA8000 certification system.

Successful applications in companies

- An Italian manufacturing company implemented an ethical management system and achieved SA8000 certification. This included contract revisions, internal health and safety policies, and staff training on human and social rights, boosting reputation and global positioning.
- A Chinese import/export company earned SA8000 certification, improving working conditions and transparency in workers’ rights. The initiative led to contract updates and employee wellness programs, strengthening ties with European partners that required certification.

Strengthen your company’s reputation: social responsibility builds long-term trust and value.

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Respect, dignity, and inclusion: building trust starts with how we treat people.
Social responsibility is not a statement, it's action in every relationship.

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