AI policy
We believe technology should serve people and planet, not exploit them. This policy sets out our approach to the use of AI tools in that context. It identifies risks & opportunities and outlines permitted, limited and not permitted uses.
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We believe technology should serve people and planet, not exploit them. This policy sets out our approach to the use of AI tools in that context. It identifies risks & opportunities and outlines permitted, limited and not permitted uses.
This is a supportive alternative to what some organisations might call a ‘Performance management’ policy: an organisational response to a worker consistently not managing to do their job effectively.
In line with a commitment to disability justice, this policy provides guidance to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other airborne diseases in office and co-working spaces, as well as for public events.
An agenda for a regular team meeting which aims to surface experiences of being in the group, and create a space to discuss tensions and differences.
A plain english privacy policy that outlines data collection, uses and protection of data, data rights and retention, cookies and limited non-commercial third party access, and how to complain.
This document can be used to track readiness to employ a learning disabled management trainee, ensuring that the trainee has the best possible chance of success at Spectra.
This policy aims to make working at Tripod a viable & sustainable choice for a wider range of workers than would otherwise be possible. It is part of an ongoing inquiry & development process to define how we want to financially support ourselves to do this work in a way that values the work we do & is a reflection of Tripod’s values & purpose.
A needs-based/equitable pay policy for a small organisation that focuses on: dependents, disability, time worked and the need for some unforeseen uplifts, as well as inheritance/unearned wealth.
A policy to address the ethics of a range of organisational spending decisions, such as travel, food, service provision, banking, insurance, and more. Aims to apply environmental and social justice principles to all organisational expenditure.
This policy is for RadHR workers outlines the practices and processes through which we manage our work, in line with our values. Our practices come under three main categories: 1) How we approach our work, 2) How we manage our time, and 3) How we look after one another.