The Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audits (SMETA) methodology enables organisations to assess how labor, health and safety, environmental and business ethics standards are being met across their sites and suppliers.

In a world where social responsibility and sustainability are gaining increasing importance, the consumer goods industry faces the challenge of meeting these evolving mandates. Enter FSSC 24000—a social management system scheme designed to help organisations achieve their social sustainability goals while enhancing business performance.

FSSC 24000 is a social management system scheme for the consumer goods industry, providing an audit and certification framework aligned with ISO Management Systems. It helps organisations meet social sustainability mandates, enhance management systems, protect brands, boost business impact, and support the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

As we navigate the dynamic terrain of social compliance in Australia and New Zealand, we find a landscape in rapid evolution. With the growing demand for standardised ESG measures, increased regulatory scrutiny worldwide, and a surge in consumer demand for ethically sourced products, businesses are being pushed towards a new era of transparency and accountability.

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!

Demonstrate a commitment to social and environmental sustainability by partnering with a global market leader in sustainability assurance. Including End-to-End Supply Chain Risk Management platform, Recycled Content Verification and social compliance audits!

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.

The number of people impacted by modern slavery increases dramatically from year to year, with women and children still disproportionately the most vulnerable. According to the Global Estimates of Modern Slavery: Forced Labour and Forced Marriage report, produced in collaboration between the International Labour Organisation (ILO), Walk Free, and the International Organization for Migration, the latest global estimates indicate that 50 million people were living in modern slavery in 2021.

Workplace Conditions Assessment (WCA) program provides a powerful, web-based solution for companies and facilities seeking to improve workplace conditions efficiently and in accordance with widely accepted industry standards and best practice.