SA8000 - Revision history

Jukeboksi: forgot the trailing http://

2014-01-03T11:54:16Z

forgot the trailing http://

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	'''External links'''		'''External links'''
	* www.sa-intl.org		* http://www.sa-intl.org
	* http://www.dnvcert.com/DNV/Certification1/Services/CorporateSocialRespons/SA8000/SA8000/		* http://www.dnvcert.com/DNV/Certification1/Services/CorporateSocialRespons/SA8000/SA8000/

Jukeboksi: fixing link to SAI

2014-01-03T11:53:33Z

fixing link to SAI

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	'''External links'''		'''External links'''
	* ~~http://~~www.~~sa8000~~.org/		* www.sa-intl.org
	* http://www.dnvcert.com/DNV/Certification1/Services/CorporateSocialRespons/SA8000/SA8000/		* http://www.dnvcert.com/DNV/Certification1/Services/CorporateSocialRespons/SA8000/SA8000/

Jukeboksi: link to one of the "official" SAI sites (all others are clones of this)

2005-05-04T21:24:59Z

link to one of the "official" SAI sites (all others are clones of this)

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	'''External links'''		'''External links'''
			* http://www.sa8000.org/
	* http://www.dnvcert.com/DNV/Certification1/Services/CorporateSocialRespons/SA8000/SA8000/		* http://www.dnvcert.com/DNV/Certification1/Services/CorporateSocialRespons/SA8000/SA8000/

Jukeboksi: integrated the stuff copied from SA 8000. This should furher be integrated into w:SA8000

2003-11-09T20:31:46Z

integrated the stuff copied from SA 8000. This should furher be integrated into w:SA8000

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	'''SA8000 is an Social Accountability Certification for production sites developed by Social Accountability International.'''		'''SA8000 is an Social Accountability Certification for production sites developed by Social Accountability International.'''

	'''~~See [[w:SA8000]] for more information~~'''		It is the most established certification system for '''Social Accountability'''.

	~~The cost of acquiring a certification for a~~ [[~~factory~~]] ~~can be up to 10-12.000 USD. The cost is dependent on the size~~ of ~~the site and local price levels~~.		It is much modelled after [[ISO 14000]] and [[ISO 9000]] families of standards.
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	~~==Moved from~~ [[~~SA 8000~~]] ~~which~~ is ~~now~~ a ~~redirect here==~~		SA8000 was initiated by [[Social Accountability International]] and basically attempts to enforce a [[social contract]] implied in [[international labour law]]. It is a comprehensive, global, verifiable standard for auditing and certifying compliance with corporate responsibility. It is applicable to both small and large companies that want to demonstrate to customers and other stakeholders that they care. The heart of the standard is the belief that all workplaces should be managed in such a manner that basic [[human rights]] are supported and that management is prepared to accept [[accountability]] for this.

	~~'''There~~ is ~~an article on this in~~ [[w:~~SA8000~~\|~~Wikipedia: SA8000~~]] ~~and if something mentioned here is not there it'll be integrated into the Wikipedia article where it can serve a wider audience~~.~~'''~~		The most basic commitment is that to eliminate [[w:slavery\|human slavery]] in all workplaces. There are about 27 million people held in slavery worldwide, many of them in support or service or resource businesses that supply global enterprises.
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	~~The most established certification system for '''Social Accountability''' is called '''SA 8000'''~~.

	~~It is similar in structure to~~ [[~~ISO 14000~~]] ~~and [[ISO 9000]] series standards~~. ~~Combining 8000~~ and ~~9000 standards yields what we call a [[work description]]~~.		The cost of acquiring a certification for a [[factory]] can be up to 10-12.000 USD. The cost is dependent on the size of the site and local price levels.

	~~SA 8000 was initiated by~~ [[~~Social Accountability International~~]] ~~and basically attempts to enforce a [[social contract]] implied in [[international labour law]]. It is a comprehensive, global, verifiable standard~~ for auditing and certifying compliance with corporate responsibility. It is applicable to both small and large companies that want to demonstrate to customers and other stakeholders that they care. The heart of the standard is the belief that all workplaces should be managed in such a ~~manner that basic [[human rights]] are supported and that management is prepared~~ to ~~accept [[accountability]] for~~ this.		See also [[Cocoa Protocol]] for a commodity sector approach to this issue.

	~~The most basic commitment is that to eliminate~~ [[w:~~slavery\|human slavery~~]] ~~in all workplaces. There are about 27 million people held in slavery worldwide, many of them in support or service or resource businesses that supply global enterprises.~~		'''See [[w:SA8000]] for more information'''
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	~~See also~~ [[~~Cocoa Protocol~~]] ~~for~~ a ~~[[commodity sector]] approach to this issue~~.		There is an article on this in [[w:SA8000\|Wikipedia: SA8000]] and if something mentioned here is not there it'll be integrated into the Wikipedia article where it can serve a wider audience.
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	== External links ==		'''External links'''
			* http://www.dnvcert.com/DNV/Certification1/Services/CorporateSocialRespons/SA8000/SA8000/
	http://www.dnvcert.com/DNV/Certification1/Services/CorporateSocialRespons/SA8000/SA8000/

Jukeboksi: moved the stuff from SA 8000 here. I think SA8000 is the correct. All of this should be integrated into the 'pedia article and then mirror that to here

2003-11-08T19:13:13Z

moved the stuff from SA 8000 here. I think SA8000 is the correct. All of this should be integrated into the 'pedia article and then mirror that to here

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	The cost of acquiring a certification for a [[factory]] can be up to 10-12.000 USD. The cost is dependent on the size of the site and local price levels.		The cost of acquiring a certification for a [[factory]] can be up to 10-12.000 USD. The cost is dependent on the size of the site and local price levels.
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			==Moved from [[SA 8000]] which is now a redirect here==

			'''There is an article on this in [[w:SA8000\|Wikipedia: SA8000]] and if something mentioned here is not there it'll be integrated into the Wikipedia article where it can serve a wider audience.'''
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			The most established certification system for '''Social Accountability''' is called '''SA 8000'''.

			It is similar in structure to [[ISO 14000]] and [[ISO 9000]] series standards. Combining 8000 and 9000 standards yields what we call a [[work description]].

			SA 8000 was initiated by [[Social Accountability International]] and basically attempts to enforce a [[social contract]] implied in [[international labour law]]. It is a comprehensive, global, verifiable standard for auditing and certifying compliance with corporate responsibility. It is applicable to both small and large companies that want to demonstrate to customers and other stakeholders that they care. The heart of the standard is the belief that all workplaces should be managed in such a manner that basic [[human rights]] are supported and that management is prepared to accept [[accountability]] for this.

			The most basic commitment is that to eliminate [[w:slavery\|human slavery]] in all workplaces. There are about 27 million people held in slavery worldwide, many of them in support or service or resource businesses that supply global enterprises.

			See also [[Cocoa Protocol]] for a [[commodity sector]] approach to this issue.

			== External links ==

			http://www.dnvcert.com/DNV/Certification1/Services/CorporateSocialRespons/SA8000/SA8000/

Jukeboksi: moving to w:SA8000

2003-07-24T14:37:10Z

moving to w:SA8000

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-'''SA8000''' is an Social Accountability certification system developed originally by The [[Council on Economic Priorities]] (CEP, which has practically dissappeared off the net or changed it's name) and is currently defined by [[Social Accountability International]] (SAI). SAI does not offer [[audit]]s or certifications based on the audits, they are available from third parties.
+'''SA8000 is an Social Accountability Certification for production sites developed by Social Accountability International.'''
-SA8000 is based on the [[UN]] [[declaration of human rights]], [[agreement on childrens rights]] and [[the basic rights of workers]] by [[ILO]]. SA8000 covers the following areas of accountability:
+'''See [[w:SA8000]] for more information'''
-*Child labour
+The cost of acquiring a certification for a [[factory]] can be up to 10-12.000 USD. The cost is dependent on the size of the site and local price levels.

Jukeboksi: first draft... i'll fill in the details soon and when the article is good it goes to the 'pedia, cause this is generic stuff, not consumerium specific

2003-07-22T00:07:01Z

first draft... i'll fill in the details soon and when the article is good it goes to the 'pedia, cause this is generic stuff, not consumerium specific

New page

'''SA8000''' is an Social Accountability certification system developed originally by The [[Council on Economic Priorities]] (CEP, which has practically dissappeared off the net or changed it's name) and is currently defined by [[Social Accountability International]] (SAI). SAI does not offer [[audit]]s or certifications based on the audits, they are available from third parties.

SA8000 is based on the [[UN]] [[declaration of human rights]], [[agreement on childrens rights]] and [[the basic rights of workers]] by [[ILO]]. SA8000 covers the following areas of accountability:

*Child labour
*Forced labour
*Workplace safety and health
*The right to organise
*Discrimination
*Workplace discipline
*Working hours
*Wages
*Factory management

The cost of acquiring a certification for a [[factory]] can be up to 10-12.000 USD. The cost is dependent on the size of the site and local price levels.
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External links:

* http://www.cepaa.org
* http://www.sa8000.org
* http://www.sa-intl.org