AUCKLAND – New Zealand fashion retailers Glassons and Hallenstein Brothers have introduced a whistleblower app to enable workers in supplier factories to report ethical breaches without fear of reprisal.
Parent company Hallenstein Glasson Holdings announced a successful pilot of the whistleblower app in its annual results.
The app provides workers with an anonymous communication channel to communicate concerns related to working conditions in the factories.
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