Services
The Fairness Foundation runs its on internet site concerning fairness and unfairness with a focal point on people in responsible positions, organisations and companies. This site also provides a databank for court sentences.
There is a separate internet site, the www.mobbing-scout.de. This is a helpline for all people suffering under unfairness or unfair attacks, and gives addresses of consultation service providers, telephone numbers, advice how best to proceed, check lists and advanced information.
By means of its “Fair Telephone Advertisement”, the Foundation wants to contribute to fairness also in the context of telephone advertisement. It wants to support above all the desire to make people get the matching telephone call in the area of B2B (business-to-business), based on commitment, feedback and a higher quality in the area of telephone marketing and thus, at the same time, stop nonsensical, cheating or unfair advertisement calls. Company customers may register there in the “B2B telephone advertisement stop list”, which is granted all partners in the cooperation. On the site www.faire-telefonwerbung.de all relevant aspects concerning telephone advertisements have been collected, several complaint procedures are described, the ethics code of the partners in the coop eration initiative is published, there is a chronicle of court sentences, and legal texts and their comments are released there.
Through its site www.faire-partner.de, the Fairness Foundation’s initiative is connected to help companies and organisations if they wish to prove and present their Fairness Quality with regard to customers, clients, employees, citizens and suppliers. Organisations which can prove minimum standards of fairness and oblige themselves to join the Fairness Feedback System may show the Fairness Partner Seal.
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