I have long stated that the only to police supply chains to ensure basic human rights is to have a legal path to doing so, suggesting some options in my.
You know, it's not like the U.S. couldn't do this too. In fact, we do when it comes to Chinese prison labor in supply chains. But we choose not to.
I have no particular knowledge about the internal workings of the Chinese government so I can only offer some fairly vague observations here, but it's totally fascinating to me to.
I've long called for laws to force corporations to take supply chain labor conditions seriously. After all, they control for both quality and cost in the supply chain. They just.
You'd think that over two years into the pandemic that our economic betters would have realized that siting most of our industrial production in one dictatorship is actually a very.
While most everyone in the labor writing world is having hot takes on Amazon, Sarah Jaffe continues to explore the myriad ways people are getting screwed over in industries far.
Saving the planet by creating new energy systems under the same system of unregulated capitalism that created the contemporary crisis is.....more than a little problematic. As we continue to have.
Since this blog has decided to interview Yglesias, I wonder what's going on in Bangladesh these days. If you remember back to 2013, Yglesias decided to respond to my call.
