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Social Compliance Policies

  1. Introduction to Social Compliance

Social compliance refers to adherence to labour laws and ethical standards that protect workers' rights and well-being. For Jebla Construction Company, social compliance is not only a legal obligation but a strategic priority that supports sustainable business operations.

 

  1. Labour Rights

Understanding and respecting labour rights is essential in managing contract labour. This includes:

    • Right to fair wages
    • Right to safe working conditions
    • Right to freedom of association
    • Right to equal treatment and non-discrimination
    • Right to receive a written contract outlining terms of employment

 

 

  1. Ethical Recruitment Practices

Ethical recruitment ensures that workers are hired without coercion and with full transparency. Key practices include:

    • No recruitment fees charged to workers
    • Transparent job offers and employment terms
    • Use of licensed and responsible labour contractors
    • Prohibition of forced or bonded labour

 

  1. Health and Safety Standards

Health and safety of all workers, including contract labourers, is a top priority. Managers must ensure:

    • Regular safety training and emergency drills
    • Availability of personal protective equipment (PPE)
    • Access to clean drinking water and sanitation
    • Implementation of site-specific safety protocols

 

 

 

  1. Working Conditions

All workers should be provided with decent working conditions. Managers must oversee the following:

    • Maximum of 48 working hours per week, with proper rest breaks
    • Overtime paid at double the normal wage rate
    • Weekly rest day and paid leaves as per law
    • Adequate facilities such as restrooms and shelter

 

 

  1. Grievance Handling Mechanisms

An effective grievance mechanism helps resolve worker concerns and prevents conflicts. Best practices include:

    • Establishing a formal grievance redressal committee
    • Confidential complaint collection methods (e.g., suggestion boxes)
    • Transparent and timely resolution of complaints
    • Protection against retaliation for complainants

 

 

  1. Manager Responsibilities

Managers play a critical role in upholding social compliance policies. They are expected to:

    • Monitor contractor compliance regularly
    • Maintain updated records and reports
    • Attend compliance training sessions
    • Report any violations immediately to the compliance team