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ISO 30415 Diversity and Inclusion Standards Auditor Program

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$995.00 + GST

ISO/DIS 30415 Human Resource Management Diversity & Inclusion

his module provides a holistic approach to diversity and inclusion which enables organizations to demonstrate a real commitment to valuing people at every level. Fundamentally, this standard is intended to facilitate the fairness and dignity of all at work..

This framework is relevant to all organizations, whatever their size, sector and level of maturity. The standard recognises that each organisation is different and that decision-makers are best placed to determine the most appropriate approach according to their organisation’s context.

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ISO/DIS 30415 Human Resource Management Diversity & Inclusion

his module provides a holistic approach to diversity and inclusion which enables organizations to demonstrate a real commitment to valuing people at every level. Fundamentally, this standard is intended to facilitate the fairness and dignity of all at work..

This framework is relevant to all organizations, whatever their size, sector and level of maturity. The standard recognises that each organisation is different and that decision-makers are best placed to determine the most appropriate approach according to their organisation’s context.

In the standard, “valuing people” is not confined to the calculation of directly quantifiable monetary value; the term is used in recognition that “value”, defined as the inherent and unique merit and worth of people, connotes the actual – or potential – contribution that people at all levels in the organisation make as a result of their capabilities, knowledge, skills, networks, experience, attitudes and insights.

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Developing an inclusive workplace requires an ongoing commitment to Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) to address inequalities in organisational systems, policies, processes, and practices as well as people’s conscious and unconscious biases and behaviours.This international standard provides guidelines to organizations on diversity and inclusion, D&I principles, practices, approaches, methods, and mechanisms, to enable and support equity, fairness, equality, and accessibility in workplace contexts. It recognises that each organisation is different and that decision-makers need to determine the most appropriate approach to integrate D&I into the organisation’s business processes, based on the organisation’s context. It can also foster consistency and fairness in the management and development of people in the supply chain, the delivery of the organisation’s products and services, and the interaction with other stakeholders.

This standard includes guidance and methods, and is structured to:

a) Present a set of Principles that demonstrate ongoing commitment to valuing diversity and inclusion (D&I) that should be fostered by governing bodies and leaders.

b) Provide guidance on D&I Roles and Responsibilitieswhich Includes FrameworkOutcomes, Actions, and Measures to foster development of an inclusive workplace.

c) Identify Roles and Responsibilities that would be accountable for achieving the potential D&I outcomes.

d) Identify Outcomes of leveraging diversity through inclusiveness, such as increased workforce engagement, creativity, innovation, productivity, and retention.

e) Identify diversity and inclusion (D&I) Actions (using a plan-do-check-act approach), which can lead to the desired outcomes.

f) Identify Measures for assessing effectiveness of the D&I Actions to address D&I risks, opportunities, impacts and outcomes.

This International Standard provides guidance on diversity and inclusion for organizations, including their governance bodies, leaders, workforce and their recognised representatives, and other stakeholders. It is intended to be scalable to the needs of all types of organizations in different sectors, whether in public, private, government or non-governmental organizations (NGO), regardless of size, type, activity, industry or sector, growth phase, or country-specific requirements.

This international standard identifies a set of principles, roles and responsibilities, actions, policies, processes, practices, and measures to evaluate impacts and outcomes to enable and support effective diversity and inclusion in the workplace. It recognises that each organisation is different and that decision-makers need to determine the most appropriate approach according to their organisation’s context.

This International Standard is voluntary and does not address the specific aspects of relations with labour unions, work councils, country-specific compliance or legal requirements or litigation.