Employment and labor rights Sample Clauses

Employment and labor rights. 2.3.1 Full direct jobs equivalents along the full value chain Biomass Policies (✓): Full direct jobs equivalents along the full value chain Biocore (~): Job creation and wages: - Labour involved on feedstock gathering - Labour involved in oil production - Wages paid according to national/regional regulation (minimum wage) - Poverty reduction Global Bio-Pact (~): Indicator: Employment Measurement/Monitoring Process/Unit: Total number of employees and person days of employment per year Guidance: Total number of people employed each year and total number of person days per year within a 5 year period. Breakdown should be given for categories of employment for operation (management/office/processor/field labour, male/female, contract/no contract) Data access: P, W Indicator: Ration between local and migrant workers Measurement/Monitoring Process/Unit: Ratio of employment from local area / outside local area per category of employment (management/ office/ processor/ field labour)
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