The editors of the Ethical Corporation magazine have recently published the August edition and they have taken an in-depth look at the challenges companies are facing with regards to forced labor in their supply chains. The S of ESG may not always get as much focus as the E and G but is just as important to a business’ performance, reputation, and future success. We hope the below analysis gives you some valuable insights and ideas.
Below I’ve listed out all the articles from this month’s magazine – happy reading!
- ‘Do we need a Paris Agreement on social issues to get companies to take them seriously?’
- ‘We know most global companies have modern slavery in their supply chains’
- How Slavefreetrade is using blockchain to shine a light on the good guys
- ABN AMRO gets to grips with salience in second human rights report
- ‘Even leading supermarkets are far from ending human rights abuses in their supply chains’
- ‘The risk of worker exploitation is as high in Leicester as in Turkey or Bangladesh’
- ‘If Boris Johnson wants a global Britain he needs to get serious about ending modern slavery’
- How AB Sugar is helping smallholder farmers in Africa secure land rights
- 'If there is to be a just low-carbon transition companies can't ignore their workers'
- From Untouchables to plastic waste entrepreneurs
- Investing in people: how brands are stepping up to the refugee crisis
- How Airbnb and WeWork are opening new doors to refugees
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