Gap Inc. is a major clothing retailer headquartered in San Francisco with over 3,170 stores worldwide. In May 2004, Gap released a groundbreaking social responsibility report examining compliance with their vendor code of conduct at factories around the world. The report candidly disclosed several health and safety issues discovered at various factories, taking a risk but being praised for transparency.
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Gap Inc. is a major clothing retailer headquartered in San Francisco with over 3,170 stores worldwide. In May 2004, Gap released a groundbreaking social responsibility report examining compliance with their vendor code of conduct at factories around the world. The report candidly disclosed several health and safety issues discovered at various factories, taking a risk but being praised for transparency.
Gap Inc. is a major clothing retailer headquartered in San Francisco with over 3,170 stores worldwide. In May 2004, Gap released a groundbreaking social responsibility report examining compliance with their vendor code of conduct at factories around the world. The report candidly disclosed several health and safety issues discovered at various factories, taking a risk but being praised for transparency.
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Gap Inc. is a major clothing retailer headquartered in San Francisco with over 3,170 stores worldwide. In May 2004, Gap released a groundbreaking social responsibility report examining compliance with their vendor code of conduct at factories around the world. The report candidly disclosed several health and safety issues discovered at various factories, taking a risk but being praised for transparency.
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The repot disclosed that in Africa, over 50%
factories had machinery without adequate safety devices. In mexico up to 25% factories paid less than the minimum wage.
China had inadequate storage hazardous materials.
while in north Asia there was a prevalence of factories
with obstructed exits.
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The company makes itǯs a policy to pull contracts from
factories with serious deficiencies.
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prohibited child labour, forced labour and discrimination. Social responsibilities of Gap Inc. á Our priorities include: safety of all employees and customers Support and dignity of the victim.
á Our process includes
An assessment and EAP referral Resolution for the Business.