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By Umbrellus LLC

In Agriculture, child labor, child labor in agriculture, Child Labor News, Children in the Fields, Cocoa + Chocolate Production, Corporate Social Responsibility, Hazardous Labor, Publications and Reports, Social Responsibility, worst forms child labor Posted January 20, 2013

Geneva: Report on 2012 Stakeholder Consultation on Addressing Child Labor in Nestlé’s Supply Chain – FLA

Stakeholder Consultation on Addressing Child Labor in Nestlé's Cocoa Supply Chain. Publication date: Thursday, January 17, 2013. On November 26, 2012, [...]

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In Agriculture, Child labor in apparel industry, Child labor in cotton, Child Labor News, Children in the Fields, Corporate Social Responsibility, Social Responsibility Posted December 21, 2012

Uzbekistan: H&M Sourcing Child-Picked Uzbek Cotton, Claims Anti-Slavery Group – Ecouterre

H&M may have pledged not to “knowingly” use Uzbek cotton in its clothes, but labor-rights campaigners say the Swedish apparel giant isn't doing enough to support an end to state-sponsored [...]

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In Child Labor News, Chilld Labor Restaurants, Corporate Social Responsibility, Social Responsibility, U.S. News, worst forms child labor Posted December 20, 2012

MA: Child Labor Violations Cost Burger King Franchisees $50,000 – SHRM

According to AG Coakley, the fines resulted from a complaint filed in September 2011 alleging child labor violations at one of MHC';s Burger King [...]

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In Child Labor News, Corporate Social Responsibility, Effective Child Labor Prevention Methods, Social Responsibility, Trade and child and forced adult labor, U.S. News Posted December 19, 2012

USA: USDOL Publishes Toolkit to Help Reduce Global Child and Forced Labor – JD Supra

On December 14, 2102 the U.S. Department of Labor's (“DOL”) Bureau of International Labor Affairs (“ILAB”) introduced “Reducing Child Labor and Forced Labor: A Toolkit for Responsible Businesses” [...]