MON · Continuous Monitoring & Human Oversight
MON-11Reviewer welfare protections
Human reviewers are protected through exposure-limiting workflow controls for harmful content categories, documented welfare and rotation policies, conflict-of-interest screening, training on psychological safety, and a confidential channel for raising concerns.
Human reviewers operating under MON-05 are protected through exposure-limiting workflow controls for harmful content categories, documented welfare and rotation policies, conflict-of-interest screening, training on psychological safety, and a confidential channel for raising concerns about review work or content encountered. This control recognizes that the human layer has human costs.
Table MON-11.1 · Maturity criteria · v.1.3
L1 to L5 · the lowest level in scope caps the agentControls exist informally; documentation is incomplete; no consistent review.
Controls are written down; ownership is assigned; review cadence is defined.
Controls are followed in practice; evidence is collected; deviations are tracked.
Welfare protections are documented and operational; rotation policies are enforced; the confidential concerns channel is active and known to reviewers; utilization records for the prior twelve months show compliance with exposure limits.
Control effectiveness is measured against documented thresholds; trends are reported.
Controls evolve based on incident learning; maturity gains are evidenced over time.
The v1.3 edition publishes a control-specific criterion at L3 (Operated). The other levels apply the general ladder to this control; see the maturity ladder.
Evidence an assessor asks for
- E.1
Welfare protections are documented and operational.
- E.2
Rotation policies are enforced.
- E.3
The confidential concerns channel is active and known to reviewers.
- E.4
Utilization records for the prior twelve months show compliance with exposure limits.
Table MON-11.2 · Framework mappings
3 of 7 frameworks carry a control-level referenceMappings are directional: meeting this control evidences but does not by itself satisfy the external requirement. A middle dot means no control-level reference is published at this edition; see the crosswalk.
Related controls and terms
Cite this control
Human Intelligence. HI-AAF v1.3, MON-11 Reviewer welfare protections. Public review edition, July 2026. https://humanintel.net/standard/mon/mon-11
Edition v.1.3 · July 2026 · Public review · Markdown · PDF
https://humanintel.net/standard/mon/mon-11
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