Every business operating in the business world is subject to various legal obligations. These obligations are rules established to ensure that businesses operate in accordance with the law, to protect the rights of consumers and other business partners, to prevent unfair competition and to ensure public order. Complying with these obligations helps businesses avoid legal problems, protect their reputation and create a sustainable business model.;
● The patient has the right to receive information about his health condition, diagnosis and treatment. Health professionals have the responsibility to inform the patient in a way that is understandable and comprehensive.
Businesses must respect the rights of their employees and comply with labor law rules. It includes labor law obligations on issues such as workers' rights, wages and working hours. Complying with occupational health and safety standards is also evaluated within this scope.
Businesses are obliged to respect the rights of consumers regarding the products or services they offer. Issues such as providing accurate information to consumers and clearly stating warranty and return policies are examples of consumer rights obligations.
Businesses are subject to obligations to protect customer and employee information, ensure data security and comply with privacy policies. It is important to comply with legal regulations such as GDPR, especially regarding the processing and storage of personal data.
To prevent unfair competition, businesses must comply with the rules of competition law. Practices such as restricting competition and abusing dominant positions should be avoided.
Businesses must manage the environmental impacts of their activities, keep waste under control and comply with sustainability principles. Complying with environmental laws and sustainability standards is both a legal and social responsibility.
