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As a core element of responsible corporate governance, AMAG respects and promotes compliance with human rights, both within its own company and in the supply chain. Employees are treated according to the principle of equal opportunities without distinction on the basis of race, colour of skin, gender, religion, membership of a group, origin or other status. Suppliers and business partners are expected to comply with the same high standards as AMAG in relation to human rights. AMAG thereby acknowledges its responsibility to respect internationally applicable human rights, and also takes into account non-financial criteria such as environmental and safety standards and respect for human rights when selecting suppliers and business partners.
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Management | Overall responsibility for compliance with human rights lies with the Management Board. Human rights aspects are implemented by the respective departments and monitored during the year, including as part of the purchasing process, and they are reported internally in the context of the sustainability committee. For example, the human resources department deals with human rights issues relating to labour law, while the purchasing departments are responsible for managing human rights aspects within the supply chain. Managers have a special role model function in this respect. They exemplify the values and bring them to bear in day-to-day management. Internal regulations and company agreements (code of conduct, works agreement on working time regulations, wage and salary regulations, guidelines on the use of information technology) promote respect for employee rights and are intended to prevent discrimination. A corresponding feedback culture (including through the annual employee appraisal discussions) has been established. AMAG also attaches great importance to the protection of personal data (Group-wide data protection guidelines, works agreements, data protection declaration). For more informations, please see annual report 2021 |
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Any violation of human rights or applicable law can be raised via the compliance hotline. In 2021, no violations of human rights were reported by suppliers or employees. In the course of the risk assessment of key suppliers in the upstream supply chain (metal alloys, scrap, primary aluminium and rolling slabs), no suppliers were identified as high risk. More than 95 % of the procurement volume was purchased from low-risk suppliers. |
Since the 2017 reporting year, we have published a summarized non-financial statement in our management report, thereby fulfilling our reporting obligation in accordance with the Sustainability and Diversity Improvement Act (NaDiVeG). It summarizes the essential information for AMAG on the five required aspects of environmental issues, employee issues, social issues, respect for human rights, anti-corruption and bribery.