New Law Requires Supply Chain Transparency From Canadian Oil And Gas Companies

December 12, 2024 EcoVadis EN


Canadian oil and gas companies will have to be more transparent about their supply chains following the adoption of the Modern Slavery Act earlier this year.

One of the key requirements of the new law requires companies to report annually on their efforts to stop forced labour and child labour along their supply chains. They must also train all employees on the act.  


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