WORKFORCE WELLBEING

Launched in 2023, the working group on Workforce Wellbeing will explore opportunities for a grievance mechanism for the automotive industry and promote learning on human rights due diligence.

Our Activities

 ACCESS TO REMEDY AND GRIEVANCE MECHANISMS

Sharing & learning about Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) internal processes and experiences from other sectors.

Investigate the implementation of existing tools and find opportunities for collective action within Drive Sustainability.

•   Engagement with Drive + members.

HUMAN RIGHTS DUE DILIGENCE

•  Sharing & learning on Human Rights Risk Assessment and Human Rights Impact Assessment

•  Monitor external reports on human rights in the automotive value chain and stakeholder engagement

Our Milestones
2020-2025 2025-2030
Agree on and promote use of a common standardised Business & Human Rights due diligence tool/s and a grievance mechanism to proactively tackle issues (issues to be defined: living wage, child labour etc.)
  • Common standardised Business and Human Rights due-diligence and grievance mechanism rolls out and promoted in the supply chain (Tier 1 and beyond).
News
18/09/2023

Drive Sustainability Launches First Intelligence Report: Elevating Due Diligence and Enhancing Sustainability in the Automotive Supply Chain through the Sustainability Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ)

• Drive Sustainability, in partnership with SUPPLIERASSURANCE, revealed their first automotive due diligence intelligence report on September 18th, 2023, shedding light on the Sustainability Assessm...

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08/11/2022

Drive Sustainability Set to Launch SAQ 5.0 to Enhance Environmental and Human Rights Due Diligence in the Automotive Value Chain

• The updated Sustainability Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) 5.0 evaluates key areas of supply chain sustainability, like scope 3 emissions, grievance mechanisms, and responsible sourcing of raw...

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