Sustainability Report 2009
Chairman’s Statement:
ITC’s Vision and Strategy
ITC:
Organisational Profile
Certifications, Honours & Awards Report
Parameters
Governance, Commitments
& Engagements
ITC’s Triple Bottom Line GRI Index Annexures Statement from
Ernst & Young
Self-declaration on Application Level
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ANNEXURES
Human Rights Consideration in Significant Investments  

Policy - ITC’s commitment to human rights extends to all its significant investment decisions in order to ensure integration of statutory compliance, environmental, occupational health and safety, human rights and progressive labour policies into business decision-making processes.

Implementation - The custodian of this policy is the Divisional Chief Executive/SBU Head of the concerned business.

Monitoring & Audit - The Internal Audit function of ITC conducts periodic checks to ensure that such clauses form part of investment contracts signed during the audit period.

 

Human Rights Consideration Across the Supply Chain  

Policy - ITC endeavours to ensure that all its service providers/vendors incorporate high standards of human rights, safety, health, labour practices and environment in their operations as practiced by the Company.

Implementation - The responsibility for implementation of this policy rests with the Divisional Chief Executive/SBU Head of the concerned business.

Monitoring & Audit - The Internal Audit function of ITC conducts periodic audits to ensure that such clauses form part of the investment contracts signed during the audit period.

 

Prevention of Discrimination at Workplace  

Policy - ITC’s approach to its human resources is premised on the fundamental belief of fostering meritocracy in the organisation, which promotes diversity and offers equality of opportunity to all employees. ITC does not engage in or support direct or indirect discrimination in recruitment, compensation, access to training, promotion, termination or retirement based on caste, religion, disability, gender, age, race, colour, ancestry, marital status or affiliation with a political, religious, or union organisation or a minority group.

Implementation - The policy is communicated to all employees through induction programmes, policy manuals and intranet portals. The custodian of this policy is the Divisional Chief Executive or the SBU Head of each business.

The speedy resolution of formal complaints is premised on the freedom of employees to approach higher officials in case the issue is not settled at the level of his/her immediate superior. The salient features of the issue and steps taken towards its resolution are minuted. For the unionised employees, compliance with the policy is ensured through a robust grievance handling procedure and the presence of a union that is expected to bring violations to the notice of the unit HR Head.

Monitoring & Auditing - The accountability for the application of this policy rests with the Unit Head who reviews anti-discriminatory complaints annually or on a case-by-case basis. The HR department of the Division/SBU reports annually on incidents of discrimination, if any, to the SBU Head or the Divisional Chief Executive. Corporate Human Resources conducts non-discrimination reviews annually on a sample basis with Unit Heads and through on-site assessments.

 
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Chairman’s Statement:
ITC’s Vision and Strategy
ITC:
Organisational Profile
Certifications, Honours & Awards Report
Parameters
Governance, Commitments
& Engagements
ITC’s Triple Bottom Line GRI Index Annexures Statement from
Ernst & Young
Self-declaration on Application Level
  
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