2003 Social Report - PDF file - Unipol
2003 Social Report - PDF file - Unipol
2003 Social Report - PDF file - Unipol
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The voice of stakeholders<br />
The involvement of stakeholders has<br />
been an important aim of <strong>Unipol</strong> over<br />
the years and has gradually shifted<br />
from one of listening and gathering in-<br />
formation to one of continuous dialogue<br />
updating the social contract between<br />
the Company and stakeholders. This<br />
enables the Company to avoid the risk<br />
of becoming excessively self-referential<br />
and leads to greater transparency and<br />
clarity in fi nancial reporting. To build the<br />
basis for concrete involvement, meet-<br />
ings were held with over 70 people who<br />
communicated their perception of Uni-<br />
pol and made suggestions about possi-<br />
ble improvements in the development of<br />
Company policies and in the <strong>Social</strong> Re-<br />
port. During each meeting stakeholders<br />
were asked to comment on the ethics<br />
of the Company and how the ethical<br />
approach of the Company can be im-<br />
plemented daily and through strategy.<br />
They were also asked to dialogue with a<br />
panel of multi-stakeholders in connec-<br />
tion with TPL premiums and the claims<br />
settlement, as well as the drawing up<br />
guidelines to the Ethical Code to be<br />
adopted by the Company. The following<br />
pages summarize the results of these<br />
meetings. For a more detailed account<br />
see the Full <strong>Social</strong> <strong>Report</strong>.<br />
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