New report says social auditing system is broken with firms complicit in worker rights abuses in global supply chains
NEW YORK - Social auditing firms are accused of being complicit in labour rights abuses across global supply chains in a new report which focuses on three garment industry case studies during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Partners for Dignity and Rights nonprofit is behind the study, 'Checking Boxes, Cheating Workers', which claims auditors undermined workers’ rights and shielded companies from accountability.
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