Contract Supplier System
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	As the busy holiday shopping season commences, the issue of child labor and exploitation of workers in developing countries continues to nag at American consumers, some of whom may have lost jobs to what has now become a common phrase in the vernacular - "outsourcing." Learn more about what ICCR is doing to end sweatshops, and find out what you can do to help, here.
	Issues / Working Groups Access to Health Care Contract Supplier System Corporate Governance Enabling Access to Capital Environmental Justice Global Warming Promoting Human Rights Violence & Militarization of Society Water & Food Resources Access to Health Care Contract Supplier System Corporate Governance Enabling Access to Capital Environmental Justice Global Warming Promoting Human Rights Violence & Militarization of Society Water & Food

Companies need to utilize their influence to ensure the well-being of all workers involved in the production of its products. Specifically,

• Companies should adopt written guidelines that include specific language based on the International Labor Organization’s core labor conventions and the standards articulated in the Principles for Global Corporate Responsibility: Bench Marks for Measuring Business Performance.
  
  
• Companies should adopt a method of compliance that includes an independent monitoring component.
  
  
• Companies should issue regular compliance reports to shareholders and the public.

Our methodology will focus on the global system, specifically: working conditions; living conditions; the environment within and surrounding the factory and patterns of work migration.