SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses
The SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES clause sets out the obligations of the parties to adhere to ethical, environmental, and social standards in the performance of their contractual duties. This may include requirements to comply with labor laws, avoid discrimination, ensure safe working conditions, and minimize environmental impact. By establishing these expectations, the clause helps ensure that business operations are conducted responsibly and in accordance with recognized social norms, thereby reducing reputational and legal risks for all parties involved.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES. Supplier must comply to Czech legislation in terms of labour and civil rights, Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms and European Social Charter.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES. The Seller warrants that all workers engaged in the manufacture or distribution of the deliveries will be treated in full compliance with the applicable laws and regulations of the country of manufacture, including but not limited to provisions regarding compensation, safety, non-discrimination and other conditions of employment. Additionally, the Seller warrants that no person shall be employed at an age younger than fifteen
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES. It is time now, when a member of parliament may take services of expert valuers team to know actual investment incurred on Road Works. Tube ▇▇▇▇▇/ Irrigation / Housing / Public Sector undertaking etc. etc. within a very short period and raise question in parliament budget session to the concerning minister and play important role in future development of the country.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES. 6.1 The Tenant shall at all times comply with the relevant ordinances for the promotion of equal opportunity and any codes issued under those ordinances and provide equal opportunities to all customers, visitors, employees and job applicants.
6.2 The Tenant shall allow the Government, members or officials from Antiquities Advisory Board or Commissioner for Heritage’s Office, other Government departments, bureaux, organisations and their invitees to visit the Premises at all reasonable times upon notice by the Landlord in writing. The Tenant shall assist in arranging and conducting such visits.