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- Guidance on Preventing and Addressing Child Labor in Supply . . .
rotecting young workers from hazardous work and the worst forms of child labor To address the risk of child labor in manufacturing and agricultural operations in any country, companies should take a holistic approach to strengthening their business practices in ways that mitigate the risk of child labor, such as assessing recruitment and
- How Businesses Can Stop Child Labor In Their Supply Chains
So, exactly how do businesses flip the script to address systematic child slavery? Let me share with you some ways to do so Assume child labor is being used, without blame
- How procurement can help end child labor in the global supply . . .
Human rights concerns are at the top of the priority list for supply chain and procurement professionals Among the most horrifying human rights abuses is child labor, sending children into dangerous settings to work
- Child Labor is a Growing Risk Across American Supply Chains
A recent Interos survey of 750 procurement leaders in the U S , Canada, the U K and Ireland found that child labor ranked the lowest of nine ESG activities, in terms of the progress made with suppliers to tackle it during the past three years (see chart)
- Slave Labor Economic Inclusivity - Procurement Leaders
The use of underage children as labor in the world’s farms, factories, mines and trucks to power our global supply chains is modern slavery To make progress, and eradicate the issue, processes must be embedded across all tiers of the supply chain with procurement leading the way
- Guidance for Suppliers and Providers on Identifying . . .
Using the guidance provided below, develop a child labor remediation procedure for your organization Identify a remediation team and define roles and responsibilities, including an escalation procedure for who will manage child labor law violations and who will be informed of steps taken
- Tackling Child Labor in Global Supply Chains
Child labor remains hidden in global supply chains Discover how transparency, tech, and collaboration can help eliminate exploitation from everyday products
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