The Ethical Supply Chain Practitioner—Part Two: Labor and Ethical Business Practices
Bill McBeath
Published
on Feb 13, 2020
A look at how to ensure that suppliers are treating their workers fairly, paying living wages, not using forced labor, providing a safe working environment, allowing collective bargaining, have non-discriminatory hiring practices, and ethical business practices. These are required not only to minimize reputational risk, but to underpin a company's purpose and identity as a force for good in the world.
