Hazards Related to Activities of Fire-Rescue Department Members During the Covid-19 Pandemic

TOMAŠKOVÁ, Marianna; BALÁŽIKOVÁ, Michaela; KRAJŇÁK, Jozef

doi:10.20858/sjsutst.2022.117.17

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“…The advantage of the initial SRIMS model is that it allows us to assess the efficiency of MSs management itself also with regard to CSR requirements. When the model is complemented by the methodology of assessing the level of integration based on risk-based thinking [93,94], it can be transformed into an effective tool for assessing even the level of integration of MSs themselves and evaluating their level of effectiveness for specific CSR requirements. The aim of such a model is not only to support the fulfilment of the certification requirements of MSs but to create a self-assessment tool that enables the management of the supplier organization to react flexibly to changes in customer requirements.…”

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The Methodology for Assessing the Applicability of CSR into Supplier Management Systems

Kóča,

Pačaiová,

Turisová

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The implementation of management systems has become a strategic advantage in achieving business goals, especially in industrial organizations, but the implementation of social responsibility requirements is an especially ethical issue. Due to the existence of various standards (often industry-specific) as well as individual codes of conduct developed by large multinational organizations, supplier organizations must face a variety of requirements. The question, then, is to what extent their established management systems (MSs) meet these requirements. The objectives of the study were to: (1) analyze the different CSR requirements of internationally recognized cross-industry and industry-specific standards and codes in different industries; (2) select the most appropriate framework and develop a methodology for assessing the degree of applicability of CSR in the selected management systems; (3) apply the proposed methodology (the so-called Social Requirements Applicability in Management Systems—SRIMS) in the selected areas: automotive industry, research organization, and metallurgical industry; and (4) analyze the results of SRIMS by the application of the ANOVA and Bonferroni method and define clusters within the selected factors—“Organization”, “Standard”, and “Chapter” and determine differences between pairs within each factor. The application of the Bonferroni method confirmed the hypotheses that the developed SRIMS model is an appropriate tool for assessing the overall level of applicability of CSR requirements in established MSs.

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The Methodology for Assessing the Applicability of CSR into Supplier Management Systems

Kóča,

Pačaiová,

Turisová

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Methodology for Assessing the Applicability of CSR into Supplier´s Management Systems

Kóča,

Pačaiová,

Turisová

et al. 2023

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The implementation of management systems has become a strategic advantage in achieving business goals, especially in industrial organizations, but the implementation of social responsibility requirements is especially ethical. Large multinational companies have long been developing and, in particular, implementing their own codes of conduct, which include their suppliers, to demonstrate their commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The compliance with CSR requirements from stakeholders is thus extended or intertwined with requirements in established management systems (MSs). The objectives of the study were to (1) analyze the different approaches to CSR in internationally recognized cross-industry and industry-specific standards and codes in different industries; (2) select the most appropriate framework for assessing the degree of applicability of CSR in the selected management systems and develop a methodology for its assessment; (3) apply the proposed methodology (referred to as SRIMS) in the selected areas: automotive industry, research organization, and metallurgical industry; (4) through ANOVA, validate its use for assessing the overall level of CSR applicability in an organization's established management systems. The application of the Bonferroni method confirmed the hypotheses that the developed SRIMS model is a sufficiently appropriate tool for assessing the overall level of applicability of CSR requirements to established MSs.

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Hazards Related to Activities of Fire-Rescue Department Members During the Covid-19 Pandemic

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The Methodology for Assessing the Applicability of CSR into Supplier Management Systems

The Methodology for Assessing the Applicability of CSR into Supplier Management Systems

Methodology for Assessing the Applicability of CSR into Supplier´s Management Systems

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