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Introduction to ESG and Human Rights

Understanding the 'S' in ESG

Key International Human Rights Standards

Core Components of Ethical Labor Practices

Fair Compensation and Working Hours

Workplace Health and Safety

Preventing Forced Labor and Child Labor

Managing Social Risks in Global Supply Chains

Identifying Supply Chain Social Risks

Implementing Supplier Codes of Conduct

Knowledge Checks

Quiz 1: ESG and Human Rights Fundamentals

Quiz 2: Fair Compensation and Safety

Quiz 3: Eradicating Unethical Labor

Quiz 4: Supply Chain Vulnerabilities

Quiz 5: Supplier Compliance and Codes of Conduct

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In today's highly interconnected global economy, corporate responsibility extends far beyond the boardroom and direct operations. 'Managing Human Rights and Ethical Labor in Supply Chains' is a comprehensive online course meticulously designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and practical tools necessary to navigate the complex 'S' (Social) component of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria.

In today's highly interconnected global economy, corporate responsibility extends far beyond the boardroom and direct operations. 'Managing Human Rights and Ethical Labor in Supply Chains' is a comprehensive online course meticulously designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and practical tools necessary to navigate the complex 'S' (Social) component of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria. As consumers, investors, and global regulators increasingly demand transparency and accountability, ensuring ethical labor practices within your supply chain is no longer optional—it is a critical business imperative and a core driver of long-term sustainability.

This course dives deep into fundamental international human rights frameworks, including the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and the International Labour Organization (ILO) Declaration. You will explore the core components of ethical labor in detail, from establishing fair compensation and safe working environments to the absolute eradication of forced labor, modern slavery, and child labor. Furthermore, you will learn how to proactively identify vulnerabilities within complex, multi-tiered global supply chains and implement robust Supplier Codes of Conduct to monitor and enforce compliance effectively.

Whether you are a supply chain manager, an ESG professional, or a corporate compliance officer, this course provides actionable insights to mitigate social risks, protect vulnerable worker populations, and build a resilient, ethical supply chain. Join us to transform your organization's approach to human rights, ensure regulatory compliance, and champion ethical labor practices on a global scale.

Managing Human Rights and Ethical Labor in Supply Chains

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<p>In today's interconnected global economy, the ethical management of supply chains is a central pillar of corporate responsibility and sustainable business strategy. The social component of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria demands rigorous attention to human rights and labor practices across all operational tiers. Organizations are increasingly held accountable not just for their direct operations, but for the conditions under which their products and services are sourced and manufactured worldwide. Adhering to fundamental international frameworks, such as the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and the International Labour Organization (ILO) standards, is essential for mitigating institutional risks, ensuring regulatory compliance, and fostering long-term, sustainable business growth.</p>

<p>This comprehensive course provides a structured exploration of how to effectively manage human rights and ethical labor within complex global supply networks. Participants will examine the core components of ethical labor practices, including the establishment of fair compensation and living wages, the enforcement of strict workplace health and safety standards, and the critical imperative of eradicating forced and child labor. Furthermore, the curriculum delves into practical strategies for identifying vulnerabilities among worker populations and implementing robust Supplier Codes of Conduct. By analyzing these critical areas and completing targeted knowledge checks, professionals will acquire the necessary insights to monitor supplier compliance, communicate ethical expectations clearly, and proactively address social risks across all tiers of the supply chain.</p>
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