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2015.07.06BUSINESS PRACTICES AND GENERAL CONDITIONS SPECIFIC TO PRINTERS Drawn up by FEELERS, the Belgian Federation of Graphic Enterprises ASBL, a member of the Federation of Belgian Enterprises.

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Business practices and general refer to the standard operating procedures and ethics that a company follows in its day-to-day operations.

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The purpose of business practices and general is to ensure that a company operates ethically, complies with laws and regulations, and maintains a positive reputation.

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Business practices and general typically include information on workplace behavior, anti-discrimination policies, confidentiality agreements, and conflict of interest rules.