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ARTICLE · 08 JULY 2022

Human Rights Compliance In Supply Chains

Companies in the manufacturing industry who wish to address the "S" in ESG can start by addressing human rights compliance in their supply chains.

United StatesGovernment, Public Sector

Companies in the manufacturing industry who wish to address the "S" in ESG can start by addressing human rights compliance in their supply chains. While some firms are far along in this journey, many are just getting started. For those in the latter category, we recommend that you follow these initial steps: (1) conduct a supply chain human rights risk assessment, (2) conduct human rights compliance due diligence on high-risk suppliers, (3) add appropriate human rights compliance language to your supply agreements, and (4) develop a human rights monitoring and auditing program. Proactively taking these steps now is all the more important, considering the current strain on supply chains due to global events, component shortages, and ever-increasing regulatory and enforcement scrutiny.

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