Add to ORKGtextabstractThis paper looks at how Nike’s soccer ball suppliers (previous and current) in Sialkot (Pakistan) fare in relation to the company’s code of ethics. While minimum required working conditions are implemented, the criteria for social and environmental compliance are not met with. The multinational’s decision to withdraw orders from the previous supplier ostensibly due to allegations of child labour and unauthorised subcontracting hit large sections of the workforce, especially rural, low-skilled and female workers. Is it fair for multinationals to cut and run in such cases or should they find a solution to save thousands of livelihoods
The use of child labor in developing countries, especially by U.S. companies is a hot-button issue i...
As companies work in the international marketplace, a level of corporate responsibility is expected ...
What role can corporate codes of conduct play in monitoring compliance with international labour sta...
This paper looks at how Nike’s soccer ball suppliers (previous and current) in Sialkot (Pakistan) fa...
In 1996, ILRF called attention to child laborers in Pakistan producing soccer balls for the world ma...
A critical challenge facing developing country producers is to meet international labour standards a...
As companies work in the international marketplace, a level of corporate responsibility is expected ...
An antisweatshop movement emerged in the early 1990s, exposing very low wages and poor working condi...
This document is part of a digital collection provided by the Martin P. Catherwood Library, ILR Scho...
The international operations of firms have substantial impact on the formulation and implementation ...
The global value chain concept has become one of the most influential frameworks used in the study o...
A critical challenge facing developing country producers is to meet international labour standards a...
This document is part of a digital collection provided by the Martin P. Catherwood Library, ILR Scho...
Football manufacturing is a billion dollar industry heavily dominated by major global brands. Over t...
This article studies technology adoption in a cluster of soccer-ball producers in Sialkot, Pakistan....
The use of child labor in developing countries, especially by U.S. companies is a hot-button issue i...
As companies work in the international marketplace, a level of corporate responsibility is expected ...
What role can corporate codes of conduct play in monitoring compliance with international labour sta...
This paper looks at how Nike’s soccer ball suppliers (previous and current) in Sialkot (Pakistan) fa...
In 1996, ILRF called attention to child laborers in Pakistan producing soccer balls for the world ma...
A critical challenge facing developing country producers is to meet international labour standards a...
As companies work in the international marketplace, a level of corporate responsibility is expected ...
An antisweatshop movement emerged in the early 1990s, exposing very low wages and poor working condi...
This document is part of a digital collection provided by the Martin P. Catherwood Library, ILR Scho...
The international operations of firms have substantial impact on the formulation and implementation ...
The global value chain concept has become one of the most influential frameworks used in the study o...
A critical challenge facing developing country producers is to meet international labour standards a...
This document is part of a digital collection provided by the Martin P. Catherwood Library, ILR Scho...
Football manufacturing is a billion dollar industry heavily dominated by major global brands. Over t...
This article studies technology adoption in a cluster of soccer-ball producers in Sialkot, Pakistan....
The use of child labor in developing countries, especially by U.S. companies is a hot-button issue i...
As companies work in the international marketplace, a level of corporate responsibility is expected ...
What role can corporate codes of conduct play in monitoring compliance with international labour sta...