Guideline 3. Learning from international best practices

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The institution learns from a broad range of international and national experiences.

Guideline code

PSE_00400

Mechanism

The institution should engage in a comprehensive review of return-to-work programmes, strategies and business processes to gain a solid understanding of important design considerations, positive and negative organizational experiences and key success factors.
An analysis of national and international regulations from countries in similar circumstances could facilitate the implementation of appropriate return-to-work and employability programmes.
The management should foster a culture of continuous quality improvement to ensure that return-to-work and employability programmes adapt to the changing demands of the labour market and reflect evolving international best practice.

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Structure

The management should ensure that new initiatives or approaches are informed by the good practices of other countries, taking into account their own jurisdiction’s financial, legal and institutional capacity.
The management should keep apprised of technological innovations and issues such as big data analysis, protection of data privacy, online collaboration and automation of business processes.