ILO Convention No. 190
Eliminating violence and harassment in the world of work. Ratified by Italy through Law No. 4 of 15 January 2021.
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RESPECT, EVERY DAY
Legislation, tools and shared language.
Official sources help organisations orient their work. These references do not replace professional advice: obligations, procedures and protections must be checked against each situation and the current legal texts.
Eliminating violence and harassment in the world of work. Ratified by Italy through Law No. 4 of 15 January 2021.
Combating violence against women and domestic violence. Transposition deadline: 14 June 2027.
Up to 90 days’ paid leave for women workers in protection programmes, subject to statutory conditions. See INPS guidance too.
Whistleblower protection, with scope and requirements to be checked for each organisation.
Gender equality and the related certification journey. The Marchio ORANGE complements, rather than replaces, it.
Principles promoted by UN Women and the UN Global Compact for women’s empowerment in businesses and communities.
Outline for discussing rules, responsibilities and policy communication. Placeholder document, not a final policy.
Ideas for participatory activities and language reflection. Placeholder to develop with experts.
Indicative checklist for internal and external communication. Placeholder requiring validation.
Structured activities, responsibilities and objectives developed with an organisation.
A sign making verified requirements visible. It is not equivalent to UNI/PdR 125:2022 gender equality certification.
Application review by a committee separate from the consultants who supported the organisation.
Verifiable documentation of an action: policy, plan, programme, report or aggregated data.
Periodic checks on continued commitment and improvement actions.
Strengthening people’s resources, autonomy and choices without taking their place.
Specialist listening, guidance and support for women experiencing violence.
Protection against adverse consequences for those reporting or seeking help, under relevant procedures and laws.