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5. GitHub Acceptable Use Policies - additional
This document outlines GitHub's acceptable use policies, detailing prohibited behaviors such as bullying, harassment, doxxing, hate speech, impersonation, misinformation, sexually obscene content, and threats of violence. It defines what constitutes these violations and provides examples of unacceptable conduct on the platform. The policies aim to foster a safe and respectful community environment.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Github Terms Github Community Guidelines (GitHub)
This document outlines the GitHub Community Guidelines, establishing expectations for respectful and productive interaction among developers. It details how users can foster a welcoming environment, moderate their projects, and report content that violates the platform's policies.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Cell Phone Policy - Free template for businesses
This document outlines a company's cell phone policy, establishing guidelines for employees, contractors, and visitors regarding cell phone usage during work hours. It aims to ensure a safe and healthy environment by prohibiting cell phone use in specific operational areas and for recording confidential information. The policy also details situations where cell phone use is permitted, such as in designated safe zones or for work-related emergencies.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Anti-Slavery Policy - Free Template for Businesses
This document outlines a company's Anti-Slavery Policy, detailing its zero-tolerance stance on modern slavery, forced labor, and human trafficking. It emphasizes ethical conduct, transparency, and compliance with relevant legislation like the Modern Slavery Act. The policy applies to all individuals working for or on behalf of the company, including employees, contractors, and suppliers, and sets expectations for their adherence.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
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4.1 Acceptable Use Policies - Hate Speech and Discrimination
This document outlines a company's policy against hate speech and discrimination on its platform. It details specific behaviors and types of speech that are not tolerated, including attacks based on identity, promotion of hate groups, and use of harmful stereotypes. The policy aims to create a welcoming and safe environment for all individuals and communities.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Whistleblowing Protection Policy: Safeguarding Reporting Employees
This Whistleblowing Protection Policy encourages and protects employees, contractors, and volunteers who report suspected misconduct, illegal activities, or violations of company policies. It outlines procedures for reporting and investigation, prohibits retaliation against whistleblowers, and ensures confidentiality to foster a transparent and ethical work environment.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
England & Wales
Anti-Slavery Policy - Free Template for Businesses
This document is an Anti-Slavery Policy outlining a company's commitment to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking within its operations and supply chains. It defines modern slavery, sets expectations for all individuals working for or on behalf of the company, and details responsibilities for compliance, reporting concerns, and consequences of breaches. The policy emphasizes ethical conduct and transparency in accordance with the Modern Slavery Act.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Suspension During an Investigation at Work Letter by Acas
This template is a formal letter used by an employer to inform an employee of their suspension from duty during a workplace investigation. It clarifies that the suspension is not a disciplinary action but a measure to facilitate the investigation into allegations. The letter outlines the conditions of the suspension, including pay, contact availability, and restrictions on workplace access and communication.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Anti-Bribery and Corruption Policy - Free Legal Template
This document is an Anti-Bribery and Corruption Policy designed for a company. It outlines the organization's commitment to ethical and legal business conduct, explicitly prohibiting all forms of bribery and corrupt practices with any stakeholder. The policy details prohibited actions, potential penalties for violations, and its scope of application to employees, directors, officers, and third parties associated with the business.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Safeguarding Reporting Employees - Free Legal Template
This Whistleblowing Protection Policy outlines the procedures and protections for employees, contractors, and volunteers who report suspected misconduct, illegal activities, or violations of company policies. It aims to foster a culture of transparency and accountability by ensuring individuals feel safe and supported when raising concerns. The policy details reporting procedures, investigation processes, and strict prohibitions against retaliation.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
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