SLCP and Fair Wear offer audit fatigue update

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Joint programme is working to drive data convergence and reduce audit fatigue in garment manufacturing supply chains

Initiative is designed to identify risks and harms across the garment sector

The Social & Labor Convergence Program (SLCP) has provided an update on its work with the Fair Wear initiative to help reduce audit fatigue in the textile and apparel industry.

First established in 2024, the partnership brings together SLCP’s Converged Assessment Framework (CAF), which works to advance fair working conditions across global supply chains, and Fair Wear’s risk scoping tool, which is designed to identify and address labour-related risks and harms across the garment sector.

 

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