“…- •Revitalize communities around industrial slaughterhouses
[ 84 , 83 ] | 3 | Government | - -Does not have permission from the local government to build a slaughterhouse
| - •Obtain a business license from the local government for a slaughterhouse enterprise
- •Timely pay taxes and duties
- •Collaborate with governments on their social policies and programs
- •Abide by all laws and activities
| [ 81 , 83 ] |
4 | Environment | - -Air pollution
- -Water pollution
| - •Comply with government requirements on global environmental problems
- •Listen to and address local people's concerns about the slaughterhouse's environmental effect
- •Provide a location for the disposal of waste from the slaughtering process
- •Establish efficient drainage channels, thus, that dirty water, blood, and dirt from the slaughtering process do not contaminate the environment, particularly water
| [ 84 , 83 ] |
5 | Stakeholders | - -Not transparent on the operation of the slaughterhouse enterprise
| - •Be transparency and availability of necessary information
- •Protect the investment capital of shareholders
| [ 83 ] |
6 | Employees | - -Workers have high-stress levels
- -Workers' skills before and after slaughtering animals are not the same.
- -Worker protection while utilizing equipment
| - •Be fair salaries for workers
- •Offer the best working circumstances
- •Arrange appropriate training and education
- •Appreciate, acknowledge, and support of exceptional talents and capacities
| [ 47 , 83 ] |
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