Iveco Group Joins the Collaborative Platform “Responsible Trucking”
The Italian multinational company and global automotive leader will work together with Baton Transport, BMW Group, H&M Group, Ikea Supply AG, MAN, Postnord, Raben, Scania, Volvo Cars, and Volvo Group to set higher working standards for truck drivers in Europe.
Companies interested in joining the platform are invited to express their interest.
On 20 June, the Responsible Trucking initiative will be presented at the CSR Europe Conference.
The global automotive leader Iveco Group has joined CSR Europe’s collaborative platform “Responsible Trucking”, strengthening its efforts to uphold human rights and promote better working conditions for truck drivers in its supply chain.
Within Responsible Trucking, the Group will now collaborate with Baton Transport, BMW Group, H&M Group, Ikea Supply AG, MAN, Postnord, Raben, Scania, Volvo Cars, and Volvo Group to drive tangible improvements in the working conditions of road transport workers across Europe. Since its inception in 2019, Responsible Trucking has already made significant strides, including the ground-breaking adoption of the industry's first-ever Truck Transport Social Guidelines (TTSG) and the ongoing development of Spot-Check Auditing Tools to ensure suppliers' compliance.
Alessandra Bacchilega, Head of IVG Logistics Excellence at Iveco Group, said:
Iveco Group considers this program as a precious opportunity to value a dialogue with our partners. We believe Responsible Trucking approach can lead to the best practice that can drive a necessary change.
The decision to join Responsible Trucking marks a relevant step forward for the company’s sustainability commitment on “Inclusion and Engagement”: to build ever-stronger relationships with stakeholders, continuing to work proactively and effectively to create an inclusive work environment.
The Italian multinational company - which operates 20 industrial sites, 29 Research & Development centres, and employs more than 35,000 workers – is aware of the social challenges related to the working conditions of truck drivers and acknowledges how real positive impact can be achieved only through cooperation between all key actors, aligning on best practices and sharing relevant knowledge.
NEXT STEPS
At the CSR Europe Conference 2023, taking place on 20th June, CSR Europe will present the Responsible Trucking platform to European policymakers, leading companies and their key stakeholders within the roundtable “Sector, Cross-Sector and Stakeholder Collaborations for sustainable Supply Chains”.
For more information:
Contact Zoe Bavavea, Senior Manager, Materials
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