BE RECOGNISED FOR YOUR
RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS PRACTICES
The Institute of Directors welcomed as 1000th GBC accredited organisation
On 8th April 2022, The Good Business Charter, set up 2020 in partnership with the CBI and TUC, welcomed its 1,000th organisation, the Institute of Directors, into its accreditation scheme. Ealing Council, Aubrey Allen and Dawsongroup plc are some of the latest organisations to join.
The Good Business Charter is a simple accreditation which organisations in the UK can sign up to in recognition of responsible business practices.
It measures behaviour over 10 components: real living wage, fairer hours and contracts, employee well-being, employee representation, diversity and inclusion, environmental responsibility, paying fair tax, commitment to customers, ethical sourcing, and prompt payment.
An organisation must meet all 10 commitments to receive GBC accreditation. Open to private sector, public sector and charities of all sizes including a streamlined version for organisations with 50 employees or less.
Our 10 components
The Good Business Charter is a simple accreditation which organisations in the UK can sign up for, in recognition of responsible business practices. An organisation must meet all 10 commitments to receive GBC accreditation.
What is the Good Business Charter?
The GBC is an independent not-for-profit organisation supported by the CBI and TUC and brings considerable expertise from leading figures from the world of commerce.
Why join the GBC?
The time is right for a “Good Business Charter” to encourage responsible business behaviour and publicly acknowledge those organisations who exhibit such behaviour.
Take the first step now and sign up with us today. If you receive accreditation to the GBC, membership will be FREE for the first year.