Stop Santa - supply chain

Santa Claus and the Shocking Truths of ESG Reporting

4 December 2022 Maya Patel 3 Comments accountability, child labor, esg, exploitation, gem, holiday season, supply chain, transparency

The GEM report has revealed some shocking truths about the state of ESG reporting, including the exploitation of child labor in supply chains.

Holidays Human Rights Labor

Holiday Gifts from a Place of Unkindness: The ILAB List

22 November 2022 Michael Johnson 4 Comments child labor, forced labor, gifts, holiday season, ilab, labor rights, supply chain, workers

As Santa Claus is busy preparing for his annual gift-giving journey, the Bureau of International Labor Affairs (ILAB) recently released a list of 158 goods from 77 countries that are produced by child labor or forced labor.

Business Human Rights

Apple Investors Demand End to Uyghur Forced Labor Programs

8 November 2022 Michael Johnson 4 Comments apple, competitiveness, employee retention, forced labor, human rights, remote work, supply chain, uyghur

Apple investors are challenging the company to put an end to the exploitation of Uyghur forced labor in its supply chain.

Global Trade Human Rights Labor Practices

Exploitation of Children in the DRC and Santa Claus

11 October 2022 Christopher Harris 3 Comments child labor, china, cobalt, drc, exploitation, lithium-ion batteries, santa claus, supply chain

The news that the US government has included lithium-ion batteries in its list of goods produced by child labor is

Business Ethics Social Responsibility

Santa Claus Accused of Using Child Labor in His Supply Chain

7 October 2022 Christopher Harris 3 Comments accountability, business, child labor, fast fashion, global labor justice department, h&m, responsibility, santa claus, supply chain, visibility

Santa Claus, beloved around the world, is facing accusations of using child labor in his supply chain.

Business International Organizations

Santa Claus and the ILO: Making a Difference in the Fight Against Child Labor

13 September 2022 Christopher Harris 4 Comments child labor, factories, financial support, global network, ilo, initiative, santa claus, supply chain, workers

Santa Claus is doing his part to help end child labor in the supply chain by actively supporting the ILO’s initiative and encouraging companies to join the initiative.