Effective human rights due diligence strengthens your supply chain’s security and sustainability
By proactively addressing potential risks, you can safeguard your operations from disruptions, ensure compliance with global standards like the OECD guidelines and the Australian Modern Slavery Act, and uphold ethical practices. This approach not only protects your reputation but also builds trust and resilience for long-term success.
In this panel discussion, we will cover:
What Human Rights Due Diligence is & Why it Matters
OECD Due Diligence Guidance on Business and Human Rights
OECD Alignment on Australian Modern Slavery Act Requirements
Top Challenges in Human Rights Due Diligence
Real-World Case Studies
Our speakers Benjamin Rieck, Head of Supply Chain Assurance, Intertek SAI Global Nicola Woods, Programme Manager – Sustainability Assurance, Intertek SAI Global Jennifer Andrew, Enterprise Sales Manager – Sustainability, Intertek SAI Global
Hosted by Nina Mulé, Head of Marketing, Business Assurance ASEAN, Intertek SAI Global
Want to find out more about Social Compliance, Modern Slavery and more!
If you are not sure where to start and want to learn more about Social Compliance Audits and mitigating supply chain risk check out the rest of the webinars in the series
CSR Webinar Series 2: Where do you begin with your Social Compliance Journey?
The most common question we have received is, “with so many areas of focus, where do I start?”
In this webinar we focus on how to begin with the Modern Slavery Framework!
Do you have the tools to assess your sites and suppliers and understand the working conditions across your supply chain?
This On Demand Webinar on Understanding Social Compliance Auditing and Its Importance in Today’s Business Landscape will delve into what steps can you put in place to assess and improve conditions.
Protecting your people through social compliance audits is a moral imperative. Did you know that taking a strategic, people-focused approach to social audits contributes directly to risk reduction, operational improvements, and liability minimisation?