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ARTICLE · 09 MARCH 2020

Luxury Brands And Climate Protests: Employee Engagement And Protection

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As sustainability continues to lead the fashion conversation, luxury fashion brands are under increasing pressure to clean up their environmental footprint.

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As sustainability continues to lead the fashion conversation, luxury fashion brands are under increasing pressure to clean up their environmental footprint. Protests, like those recently staged by Extinction Rebellion outside London Fashion Week, will continue – and are likely to escalate – unless brands take steps to address the issue. Alongside reviewing their policies and manufacturing processes, brands must be prepared to respond to protests positively and proactively, to protect their staff and to deal with any difficult situations presented.

Protecting your staff

Organisations should consider appointing someone to monitor online activity including all social media channels for protests that might affect your business premises, event or reputation. This information allows managers to take a proactive approach, whether that be arranging additional security, advising staff to use an alternative entrance or dealing with PR and corporate communications. While

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