Question 1

Do licensees simply sever contracts when problems are uncovered at their suppler factories?

Worker Rights Consortium · Accepted Answer

The WRC strongly encourages licensees to stay and work to correct violations at problem factories. The WRC views “cutting and running” from a factory as a serious abrogation of a licensee’s responsibilities. As key licensees have come to understand that colleges and universities will not accept a “cut and run” approach, they have a strong incentive to fix problems.

Question 2

Do licensees simply sever contracts when problems are uncovered at their suppler factories?

Worker Rights Consortium · Accepted Answer

The WRC strongly encourages licensees to stay and work to correct violations at problem factories. The WRC views “cutting and running” from a factory as a serious abrogation of a licensee’s responsibilities. As key licensees have come to understand that colleges and universities will not accept a “cut and run” approach, they have a strong incentive to fix problems.

Question 3

Do licensees simply sever contracts when problems are uncovered at their suppler factories?

Worker Rights Consortium · Accepted Answer

The WRC strongly encourages licensees to stay and work to correct violations at problem factories. The WRC views “cutting and running” from a factory as a serious abrogation of a licensee’s responsibilities. As key licensees have come to understand that colleges and universities will not accept a “cut and run” approach, they have a strong incentive to fix problems.

Do licensees simply sever contracts when problems are uncovered at their suppler factories?

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