Doing the right thing at the worst time: this is why protecting human rights protects businesses

Aug 5, 2020

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HP's Enrique Lores: "Companies have platforms to drive positive societal change." Image: REUTERS/Christian Hartmann

Enrique Lores

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Research from APICS, Supply Chain Management Review and Loyola University Chicago finds that operating a responsible supply chain is an increasing priority. But gaps remain between practice and the goal. (2018)

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