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Modern slavery is endemic in global supply chains. Companies should be praised – not shamed – for detecting it

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This is an article for The Conversation where we argue that companies should be encouraged rather than criticized when they detect and report modern slavery in their supply chains. We argue that the current system, where companies face negative publicity for discovering slavery in their supply chains, creates perverse incentives that discourage thorough investigation and transparent reporting.

Period2/01/2025

This is an article for The Conversation where we argue that companies should be encouraged rather than criticized when they detect and report modern slavery in their supply chains. We argue that the current system, where companies face negative publicity for discovering slavery in their supply chains, creates perverse incentives that discourage thorough investigation and transparent reporting.

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TitleModern slavery is endemic in global supply chains. Companies should be praised – not shamed – for detecting it
Media name/outletThe Conversation
Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
Date2/01/25
DescriptionThis is an article for The Conversation where we argue that companies should be encouraged rather than criticized when they detect and report modern slavery in their supply chains. We argue that the current system, where companies face negative publicity for discovering slavery in their supply chains, creates perverse incentives that discourage thorough investigation and transparent reporting.
PersonsMahmoud Gad, Steven Young