In a world affected by corruption, pollution and unemployment, how a company attained its profit also matters.
“Failure to be a part of the solution makes you a part of the problem.”
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By abiding to responsible corporate practices, Ciklopea has grown and developed through knowledge sharing, investment in technology, use of local resources, and other similar responsible practices.
Ciklopea signed a Declaration of Ethical Business Conduct issued by the Croatian Chamber of Economy.
Our internal Code of Ethical Conduct was established.
We issued our first corporate sustainability report.
Ciklopea became a member of the Global Reporting Initiative and the UN Global Compact.
Sustainable development has been our strategic driver since our inception in 2003. Positive changes in the lives of our clients, suppliers, employees, and our local community are our greatest motivation and reward.
It makes us proud that our efforts have been recognized:
We will continue to strive to make responsible and innovative decisions, while being aware of their impact on business, people and the community.
Ciklopea is a proud member of the following organizations:
Corporate social responsibility is defined as a form of self-regulation in terms of adherence and compliance with laws, international standards and ethical standards. The goal of CSR is for corporations to accept socially responsible behavior and incorporate it into their strategic plans, taking into account their employees, environment, suppliers, clients, local community, and other stakeholders relevant for the company.
The largest network for corporate social responsibility is UN Global Compact. As one of their members, Ciklopea supports and promotes their 10 principles in its business operations in the areas of human rights, labor rights, environment and anti-corruption.
Aside from Global Compact, the other relevant body is the Global Reporting Initiative, which has created guidelines that serve as the basis for reporting on CRS. Our reports are written according to those guidelines.
Ciklopea has been a member of GRI and Global Compact since 2012.
Croatia has its own local subsidiary of the UN Global Compact network, as well as some other bodies that promote corporate social responsibility. The Industry Sector of the Croatian Chamber of Economy includes the CSR Association, which co-operates with the organization HR-PSOR on organizing an annual award ceremony for corporate social responsibility known as the SCR Index. News on corporate social responsibility and examples of good practices can be found at the website www.dop.hr.
Ciklopea will offer a 20 % discount on the translation of CSR reports and all other documents related to corporate social responsibility. Contact Us for a quote.
The aim of corporate social reporting is to comply with the international standards on ethical and sustainable business practices and to accept publicly the responsibility for the company’s actions.
During 2009 and 2010, Ciklopea prepared and selected indicators on which it would report. In 2011, we issued our first corporate sustainability report.
We hope that our practice of corporate social reporting will have a positive impact on our business, clients, employees, local community, and all other stakeholders. Finally, our reports are meant to serve as the starting point in the dialogue with our stakeholders, and we expect and welcome all your comments and suggestions, since we wish to report on the issues that are of importance to you in the future.
In 2005, Ciklopea signed a Declaration of Ethical Business Conduct issued by the Croatian Chamber of Economy.
Our internal Code of Ethical Conduct was established in 2010 and covers not only the general values that our company promotes, such as honesty and responsible behavior, but it also offers answers on how to act in concrete situations and determines acceptable behavior in different interactions with partners, clients and employees.
Download our Declaration of Human Rights (PDF, 1 page, 30 kB)
Ciklopea works with the best translators, and we also welcome applications from freelancers and agencies interested in becoming our partners.
For many professional applications, machine translation (MT) combined with expert human post-editing and revision remains far more reliable than fully automated translation.
Artificial intelligence is changing how we provide translation services. And this is an understatement. It’s a tornado that has upended the entire translation industry. But AI is here to stay, and language service providers (LSPs) are exploring ways to make it work for us rather than against us.
Language Learning Models (LLMs) have disrupted the world of language services. If we have such powerful AI tools by our side, can’t they do everything through prompting?
