Posts tagged worker wellbeing
From compliance to impact: a call to measure what matters
From compliance to impact: a call to measure what matters

Many brands are capturing data in their supply chains and are eager to talk about impact. But social impact is radically different from social compliance. What does that impact look like? And how can we build and measure it over time?

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Sustainability, Auditing&WiderCOVID-19, coronavirus, due diligence, responsible sourcing, responsible supply chains, impact, social impact, compliance, risk mitigation, child labour, child labor, data, working conditions, worker wellbeing
From policing to partnership: the birth of a new paradigm
From policing to partnership: the birth of a new paradigm

The relationship between supplier and buyers is shifting. What is the difference between a policing and a partnership model? And how can this shift be accelerated in the responses to COVID-19?

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Sustainability, Auditing&WiderCOVID-19, coronavirus, compliance, social sustainabilty, post-compliance, continuous improvement, responsible supply chains, responsible sourcing, buyers, suppliers, ethical consumer, worker wellbeing, working conditions, forced labour, audit, risk mitigation, global supply chains, recruitment
Why we need to measure worker happiness now and not later
Why we need to measure worker happiness now and not later

Thank the gods (and the UN) that we didn’t apply the worker wellbeing argument to human rights.

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Human Rights, SustainabilityLea Esterhuizenresponsible supply chains, responsible sourcing, working conditions, worker wellbeing, workers, data, measure, risk mitigation