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Differentiation
Widespread:
Occurs in multiple locations within the organization and Refers to frequency or geographic extent
Example: Poor working conditions due to overtime culture of own employees
Systemic:
Is related to systems currently in use
Example: Poor working conditions due to forced overtime culture based on monetary incentive systems and ambitious targets
Related to individual Incidents:
Example: poor working conditions for certain workers in own company due to the overtime culture of a specific department manager
Other examples:
If there are negative impacts on Own workforce/own workers related to the following:
Child labour in certain countries or regions outside the EU -> widespread, may also be systemic if applicable
Forced labour due to political regimes -> systemic
related to an industrial accident or oil spill -> related to individual Incidents
ESRS Standard
14. ... In addition, the company provides the following information:
(b) in the case of material adverse impacts, information on whether they are (i) widespread or systemic in the contexts in which the company operates (e.g. Child labour or Forced labour in certain countries or regions outside the EU) or (ii) related to individual incidents (e.g. an industrial accident or oil spill),
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