Advancing the Business and Human Rights Agenda: Dialogue, Empowerment, and Constructive Engagement

Mena, Sébastien; Leede, Marieke de; Baumann, Dorothee; Black, Nicky; Lindeman, Sara; McShane, Lindsay

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“…Ahora ellas se ocupan cada vez más de los problemas de DD. HH., del alcance y contenido de su vulneración (Mena, Leede et al, 2010) (prandi, 2003, p. 4).…”

Section: Dd Hh Y Organizacionesunclassified

“…HH., tanto por actores públicos como privados (Mena, Leede et al, 2010). Hoy el debate no solo se centra en el papel de los 1 Como antecedente del presente trabajo debe hacerse un reconocimiento especial al trabajo de grado de Ocampo y Gaviria (2000) "Relaciones de trabajo y convivencia en las organizaciones -un acercamiento desde los Derechos Humanos y constitucionales".…”

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Derechos Humanos en Las Organizaciones De Manizales: Una Evaluación De Eventos De Vulneración en Los Empleados

OROZCO¹,

PARRA²,

GARCÍA³

2017

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El artículo expone el resultado de indagar sobre la experiencia y la percepción de los empleados de organizaciones de la ciudad de Manizales frente a la ocurrencia de eventos constitutivos de vulneración de algunos derechos humanos, que competen a las relaciones internas en la organización. En la primera parte se exponen los antecedentes de la discusión sobre organizaciones y derechos humanos. En la segunda, se documentan los derechos estudiados y se describen los eventos que pueden constituir vulneración a ellos. En la tercera parte se describen los aspectos metodológicos, que muestran cómo el estudio es empírico y descriptivo y para su realización se aplicó una encuesta a 422 empleados de la ciudad. En la parte cuatro se describen los resultados, a nivel de cada derecho seleccionado y cada vulneración identificada. Se termina con la discusión y las conclusiones, en donde se argumenta que la vulneración de los derechos humanos estudiados en las organizaciones es una problemática social, en tanto el reconocimiento de la ocurrencia de eventos problemáticos es alto y está presente en todos los tipos de organizaciones y en todos los grupos de individuos que se consideraron. También se argumenta sobre cómo la relación dirigente / dirigido está en el centro del problema. Además, se propone como condición necesaria para avanzar en la reducción de la vulneración, que la comunidad de administradores, empresarios y académicos adelanten un proceso de revisión de la concepción de lo humano en las organizaciones. Al final, se proponen algunas problemáticas y líneas de investigación para avanzar en el desarrollo del tema.

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“…Ahora ellas se ocupan cada vez más de los problemas de DD. HH., del alcance y contenido de su vulneración (Mena, Leede et al, 2010) (prandi, 2003, p. 4).…”

Section: Dd Hh Y Organizacionesunclassified

Section: Introductionunclassified

Derechos Humanos en Las Organizaciones De Manizales: Una Evaluación De Eventos De Vulneración en Los Empleados

OROZCO¹,

PARRA²,

GARCÍA³

2017

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“…152 Ruggie outlines the requirement of "meaningful consultation with potentially affected groups and other relevant stakeholders." 153 This participation also gives businesses the relevant information needed to enhance or refrain from violating their rights in their business activities.…”

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Some Considerations for Child Rights Impact Assessment (CRIAs) of Business

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Guevara

2014

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With increasing international attention to business and human/child rights, the necessary next step must examine the monitoring of activities in order for the connection between business and child rights to be meaningful. Consequently, the essential question for this paper is whether business should use child rights impact assessments (CRIAs) and if so, what are some considerations in order to move forward? It is argued that the business must develop and carry out CRIAs in order to meet its due diligence obligations, and to identify and respond to potential and actual child rights impacts due to business activities. Business should use CRIAs as part of a broader process of supporting its organizational commitment to human rights. Other actors can also participate in this monitoring endeavour of business activities. This paper identifies some challenges and considerations of CRIAs in relation to business.

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“…At the present time, discussion on CSR has also embraced issue of CSR role in society development [19][20][21][22]. Prior research suggests that contribution of CSR towards equality and equity of society can be achieved through four key components: redistribution, social protection, empowerment, and rights [19].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Companies' participation in the economic and social life of the community has been somehow successful in reducing or eliminating inequities and inequalities [23]. There is an increase focus on the importance of empowerment in helping making people aware of and enabling to claim their fundamental rights [21]. It is crucial in achieving better community in terms of efficiency, growth, poverty reduction as well as attaining justice.…”

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Empowering the society through companies CSR agenda

Sulaiman¹,

Muhamad²

2017

SHS Web Conf.

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Topic of socioeconomic issue is one of the most widely discussed globally as it gives effects to occupation, education, income, wealth, and place of residence of individuals. These social challenges should be addressed and resolved because to enhance individuals' contribution to economic and social life of their society and reduce social tensions and conflicts that negatively affects country's economic development. For this reason, in the Eleventh Malaysia Plan (2016-2020), the Malaysian Government stresses on the importance of participation of companies in empowering society to improve socioeconomic that could support equitable society. The empowerment programs aim to improve the education, quality of life and wellbeing of individuals and groups in society through reducing wealth gap, racial imbalance and promoting employment equity. One way to initiate greater involvement of the companies in socioeconomic development of the society is through CSR agenda. Specifically, the CSR agenda through empowerment activities (such as trainings programs, educational sponsorship mentorship program and learning and development programs) is believed to have a positive implication on society by way of improving wealth, education and skills of the individuals. Hence, this paper aims to develop measurement of empowerment in companies CSR agenda.

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Advancing the Business and Human Rights Agenda: Dialogue, Empowerment, and Constructive Engagement

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Cited by 64 publications

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Derechos Humanos en Las Organizaciones De Manizales: Una Evaluación De Eventos De Vulneración en Los Empleados

Derechos Humanos en Las Organizaciones De Manizales: Una Evaluación De Eventos De Vulneración en Los Empleados

Some Considerations for Child Rights Impact Assessment (CRIAs) of Business

Empowering the society through companies CSR agenda

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