openness policy
/ˈoʊpnəs pəˈlɪsi/ · oʊp·n·ness pol·i·cy
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- A formal statement or set of principles outlining an organization's commitment to transparency and openness in its operations and decision-making processes. The company's openness policy was praised by investors for its commitment to accountability.
- A set of guidelines or procedures that promote open communication, collaboration, and access to information within an organization or community. The university's openness policy encouraged students to share their ideas and feedback with faculty members.
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Did you know? The concept of openness policy has gained significant attention in recent years, particularly in the context of corporate governance and public institutions, as it is seen as a key factor in building trust and promoting social responsibility.