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58:27Watch VideoPartnership to Strengthen Labor and Human Rights Sustainability Ratings Introducing the Ulula - EcoVadis partnership
Ulula's CEO, Antoine Heuty, & EcoVadis' Global Alliances Director, Daniel Perry, introduce a partnership aiming to include direct worker feedback into EcoVadis' sustainability rankings on human rights
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Read ArticleStakeholder Pressure on Modern Slavery and Environmental Risks Is Driving Action by Procurement Officers
As many as 50 CPOs and senior procurement and sustainability executives gathered in London for EcoVadis' Sustainable Procurement Business Briefing earlier this month.
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Read ItemModern Slavery In Supply Chains: New Legislative Landscape and Due Diligence Strategies
Modern slavery is difficult to spot. Are you doing enough to eliminate it from your supply chain? This paper summarizes the primary regulatory requirements associated with mandatory disclosure and...
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Read ItemHuman Rights Rising On The Corporate Risk Agenda: The Intertwining Of Corruption And Human Rights
An estimated 100 to 200 companies are likely to be impacted by the law, known as “Devoir de Vigilance” or DdV.
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Read ArticleBetter Late Than Never: Canada Set to Introduce Supply Chain Legislation
A recently drafted bill has Canada set to join the growing list of countries intent on introducing national legislation on supply chain transparency and modern slavery.
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Read ItemRisk Mapping Services Brochure
As supply chains globalize and become more complex, so do risks and opportunities. A robust risk mapping process is essential for gaining visibility and understanding of priorities to drive your asses
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Read ItemSustainable Procurement Solution Brochure
Within today’s complex and global supply chains, you are responsible for the actions you and your suppliers take.
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47:27Watch VideoIs Your Sustainable Procurement Program Oriented Toward Outcomes and Impact?
Embracing sustainable procurement practices can help companies manage business risks, achieve costs savings, enhance their brand reputation, and manage suppliers more effectively.
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56:52Watch VideoCombating Modern Slavery: Understanding Workers' Plight Deep in the Supply Chain
A growing number of tools are available to organizations seeking to gain access to worker input during supply chain due diligence and monitoring.
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Read ArticleUsing Data on Worker Sense of Value to Guide Improvements in Social Performance in the Supply Chain
Once companies engage their value chain partners on sustainability topics, either through assessments, audits or similar data collection processes, the next challenge is how to help them improve.
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Read ArticleAddressing UN Sustainable Development Goal 8: Helping Automotive Businesses Tackle Modern Slavery
Poverty, inequality, discrimination and poor labor practices still plague the global business community. SDG 8 aims to close this gap and the transition to a new and collaborative sustainable...
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Read ArticleAddressing UN Sustainable Development Goal 5: Steps to Promote Gender Equality in the Supply Chain
The importance and the impact of gender equality is easy to underestimate when facing seemingly more critical issues. However, gender is an inalienable component of every other global goal.
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Read ArticleCombating Modern Slavery – Do We Really Understand the Worker’s Perspective?
No supply chain is free of risks associated with modern slavery. Understanding workers' perspective is key to combating it.
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Read ArticleChronic Risks for Electronics: Human Rights and Forced Labor
The electronics industry faces major human rights and labor risks and must take steps to eradicate modern slavery in its supply chain. Learn how.
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Read ArticleHuman Trafficking and Modern Slavery: Are You Measuring the Risks in Your Supply Chain?
Human trafficking can occur anywhere even in developed countries such as the United States. According to a recent report by Alliance, more than 40 million people were victims of modern slavery and...
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Read ArticleReframing Labor, Human Rights In The Supply Chain & Sustained Company Performance Conference Recap
Insights from experts, key lessons and best practices human rights, labour rights The recent Skytop Strategies conference on Reframing Labor, Human Rights and Sustained Company Performance at Bard...
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Read ArticleForced Labor in Seafood Supply Chains
Shrimp tacos. Blackened catfish. Grilled mahi-mahi. Salmon burgers. The amount of ocean products consumers can purchase from grocery stores and restaurants is bountiful and varied....
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Read ArticleTectonic Shift: From Audits/Compliance to Due-diligence & Collaboration: Recap of the Forum on UK Modern Slavery
140 procurement execs, human rights experts, analysts, NGO leaders gathered in London on May 4 last week to exchange on practices and discuss the potential impact, pitfalls and response strategies...
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Read ArticleEnforcement Begins for New U.S. Law Banning Goods Made With Forced Labor, But Supply Chain Impacts Uncertain
By Arnaud POITEVIN The new U.S. Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act prohibiting importation of goods made, wholly or in part, with convict labor, forced labor, or indentured labor took...
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Read ItemThe Rise of Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence in the Supply Chain
The Bill now being considered in the French Parliament imposes on the largest French companies a mandatory due diligence plan aimed at preventing human rights harms...
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