INTERNATIONAL SOS FOUNDATION
The International SOS Foundation is dedicated to improving the health, safety and security of workers around the world through research, thought leadership, training and events. Started in 2011, it is an independent not-for-profit organisation.
Duty of Care Summit and Awards
The Duty of Care Summit brings together global, industry-leading experts for discussion, debate, practical case studies and invaluable networking on the world's most pertinent challenges in protecting a global workforce and mitigating risks.
As a pioneer in Duty of Care, the Awards honour organisations that fulfil their Duty of Care responsibilities by enhancing work conditions globally, improve people’s welfare and ultimately, help save lives. The winners of the Duty of Care Awards were announced live during the event.
Duty of Care 2.0 - How are Organisations Adapting to Change?
PublicationThis global paper guides readers to our regional Duty of Care papers which provide local legislative guidance across Australia, UK, France, Spain, Singapore, Italy, and Switzerland.
Duty of CareDuty of Care for British Organisations: Safeguarding your International Workforce
PublicationAs organisations re-establish their international presence and reconnect with global markets, sending employees to emerging markets and higher-risk locations offers significant opportunities but also increases exposure to health and security risks.
Duty of CareComplianceWorkforceDuty of Care: Employer's Liability for Employees Abroad
PublicationPublished in November 2023, the whitepaper “Salariés à l'étranger: L'obligation de sécurité de l'employeur” was created by the International SOS Foundation in collaboration with the French Law firm Toison & Associés .
Duty of CareTravelWorkforceManaging Duty of Care for Employee Wellbeing Within a Hybrid Workforce
PublicationThe International SOS Foundation commissioned Affinity Health at Work to undertake a global research on managing Duty of Care for wellbeing within a hybrid workforce. Affinity Health at Work is a specialist consultancy and research group contracted by the WHO Steering Group to perform the supporting evidence work for WHO guidelines on mental health at work, recently published in September 2022.
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