ADP CSR Report 2020

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Set up in 2018, the ADP Ethics Committee is a very free and open space for reflection and working: we can question ADP’s practices in light of the company’s expectations, identify the blind spots relating to practices and activity. The challenge is to question the company of today and tomorrow. This year we worked in particular on changes related to telecommuting or short-time working and levers to support them. This is particularly valuable to prepare for the exit from the crisis. For companies can no longer be content to define their purpose and values: they must actually embody them, reduce the gap with their practices, and build an ethical competence going well beyond mere compliance with regulations. This is an ambitious operation. But it is necessary to prepare for the world after Covid-19: a world where companies will be more anticipated than ever on all subjects related to ethics and responsibility.

Marc Grassin Philosopher, Doctor of Medical Ethics, Vice-Chairman of the ADP Ethics Committee Gérard Kuster Business Ethics Consultant, Director of Transparency international

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