Social Matters definition

Social Matters means all, or any of, the following:

Social Matters means all, or any of, the following: (i) labour and employment conditions, (ii) occupational health and safety, (iii) protection and empowerment of rights and interests of indigenous peoples, ethnic minorities and vulnerable groups, (iv) cultural heritage (tangible and intangible), (v) public health, safety and security, (vi) involuntary physical resettlement and/or economic displacement and loss of livelihood of persons, and (vii) public participation and stakeholder engagement.

Social Matters means all, or any of, the following: (i) labour and employment conditions, (ii) occupational health and safety, (iii) protection and empowerment of rights and interests of indigenous peoples, ethnic minorities and vulnerable groups, (iv) cultural heritage (tangible and intangible), (v) public health, safety and security, (vi) involuntary physical resettlement and/or economic displacement and loss of livelihood of persons, and (vii) public participation and stakeholder engagement. […]

Examples of Social Matters in a sentence

• Although definitions vary, it is accepted that implementation shortfall is a material cost: calculations go as high as 50+ basis points for a one-­‐ way trade.

• Articles 5.01(h) (Environmental and Social Matters) Environmental and Social Matters.

• The Corporation drafted the 2012-2020 HR Policy Concept and the action plan to implement the 2012- 2020 HR Policy Concept which are approved by the Commission for HR and Social Matters.

• During the second meeting, women choose a name for their group and elect its officers who are: the General Director, the Director of Finances (Treasurer), the Director of Social Matters, the Director of Public Relations, and the Training Director.

• Jill Gaebler stated that this sparked a discussion in Colorado Springs.

• Once it leaves the Subcommittee, it must be analyzed in the Commission for Social Matters.

• Section 73 (Other Purposes Related to Administrative and Social Matters) 1.

• The Commission for Social Matters is familiar with the bill found in Record No. 15,161, which advocates for the flexibilization of the work shifts.

• Yours sincerely, Natalia Carolina Mantilla MuñozFirst SecretaryCoordinator – Internal Working Group on Social Matters Directorate of Economic, Social and Environmental Affairs natalia.mantilla@cancilleria.gov.coTel.: 57(1) 381 4000 – Ext.

• Thomas Schneider, Giovanni Michelon & Mari Paananen, Environmental and Social Matters in Mandatory Corporate Reporting: An Academic Note, 17 ACCT.