Governance
How We Lead and Manage
Our Sustainability Work
Conducting our business according to laws and regulations, maintaining high
business ethical standards and upholding our shared values are important
components of all of Securitas’ operations.
At Securitas, corporate social responsibility (CSR)
is an integral part of our everyday work, and sus-
tainable operations are the foundation for our long-
term growth. The business must be sustainable,
not only financially, but also socially and environ-
mentally.
Structured sustainability work
Our values have served as the foundation for our
work for many years and our structured and sys-
tematic sustainability work is based on Securitas’
Values and Ethics Code, one of our key corporate
policies.
• All employees and business partners are
expected to comply with the laws and regula-
tions in the countries in which Securitas operates
• Securitas will comply with economic and trade
sanctions issued by the United Nations, the
European Union and the United States of
America, where applicable
• Securitas supports and respects the fundamental
human rights set out in the United Nations Uni-
versal Declaration of Human Rights. We also
support the principles set out in the ILO’s Decla-
ration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at
Work and OECD’s Guidelines for Multinational
Enterprises
• Securitas does not employ or accept any form
of child labor or forced or bonded labor
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• All employees are trained in Securitas’ Values
and Ethics Code, to ensure that they understand
and comply with the code
• Securitas encourages all employees to report
incidents of non-compliance with S
ecuritas’
Values and Ethics Code. This can be done
through various channels, for example, the Group
reporting system, Securitas Integrity Line
• Non-compliance with Securitas’ Values and Ethics
Code is considered a risk, and as such, it has been
classified as one of six prioritized risks in the
Group’s enterprise risk management process
• Securitas has a zero-tolerance policy against all
forms of bribery and corruption, including facility
payments. S
ecuritas’ Values and Ethics Code and
the Securitas anti-corruption policy set out mini-
mum requirements that ensure compliance with
the law
• All supply arrangements should be in accordance
with applicable laws and all suppliers must
comply with Securitas’ Values and Ethics Code
• To meet the requirements of customers and
other key stakeholders regarding transparency
and communication, S
ecuritas submitted this
sustainability report according to the GRI G4
Sustainability Reporting Guidelines for the
financial year 2016