Recent Publications and Interviews

When companies explore the extent of human trafficking and slavery in their supply chains, what they are likely to find may be revealing and sobering. <<<<

Report on Piloting Principles for Effective Company-Stakeholder Grievance Mechanisms, Harvard Kennedy School Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative <<<<

Course: Socially Responsible and Sustainable Business: Brief Courses. Risks of Human Trafficking and Slavery: A Short Course for Supply Chain Professionals <<<<

Essay: Cahn argues that the single most under-utilized ingredient in implementing supply chain codes of conduct is to have credible, legitimate and trusted grievance mechanisms in place <<<<<

Essay: China's labour role reversal: Now factories follow workers, what are the implications? <<<<

Essay: Protecting Corporate Responsibility in Tough Economic Times <<<<

Essay: China Contract Labor Law - 10 Steps That Brands and Retailers Can Take <<<<

Interview: Supply chains - Are big brands improving supply chain labour standards? <<<<

Interview: Trends in Ethical Sourcing, Ethical Sourcing Report; North America 2008 <<<<

Essay: Labor Standards - Ethical Corporation: Has ethical trading made any difference? <<<<

Interview: North America Special Report: Workplace rights - Supplier labour conditions - Giving workers a voice. <<<<

Essay: Child Labour - A crucial goal remains to be scored. <<<<

Podcast: Dr. Marsha Dickson, University of Delaware, and Mr. Doug Cahn, Principal of The Cahn Group, discuss social responsibility in the global apparel trade. <<<<