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A policy requiring workers to be compensated fairly for any hours worked beyond their regular schedule, usually at a higher rate. It ensures workers are fairly rewarded and not overworked.

Inspections of factories and suppliers to ensure compliance with ethical labor standards. Regular audits help to identify and address labor violations, promoting consistent ethical practices.

Policies that promote equal opportunity regardless of race, gender, religion, etc. These practices seek to create inclusive work environments and prevent unethical labor situations.

Policies that protect employees who report unethical behavior without fear of retaliation. This enables the identification of labor abuses and contributes to a culture of ethical compliance.

Practices that involve disclosing information about the labor conditions and origins of products. Transparency helps to hold companies accountable and encourages ethical practices throughout the supply chain.

A policy ensuring that all workers in the supply chain are paid enough to meet their basic needs. This supports ethical labor by helping workers maintain a decent standard of living.

The right for workers to join or form trade unions without interference. It empowers workers to collectively negotiate better wages and conditions, fostering ethical labor practices.

Regulations and practices ensuring safe working conditions, such as proper ventilation, machinery safety, and protective clothing. These standards prevent workplace injuries and illnesses, supporting workers' rights to a safe environment.

Procurement of materials from ethical and environmentally responsible suppliers, supporting fair labor practices and reducing exploitation in sourcing regions.

Initiatives that provide training and development for workers, aimed at improving skills and productivity. These programs can lead to better job opportunities and working conditions.

A practice of not employing underage children, which is enforced through supplier auditing and certification. This ensures children are not exploited and have the opportunity to pursue education.