RLI provides extensive resources, tools and services to members of the Initiative, including up-to-date Labor Migration Corridor data; Due Diligence tools and tailored services. RLI also provides regular opportunities for in-person, supplier-facing trainings on forced labor and ethical recruitment. Contact RLI Admin <rliadmin@responsiblebusiness.org> to find out more.
In 2018, the RBA Foundation and its implementing partner, ELEVATE, embarked on a program to transform the market for ethical business practices through a generous grant from the Walmart Foundation. Key to these efforts were the Responsible Workplace and Recruitment Programs. Both programs concluded in March 2021 and culminated in this report.
This Practical Guide builds on in-house RBA guidance, the experience of RBA and its Responsible Labor Initiative (RLI) members, guidance and learning from international agencies, advocates for migrant workers, and guidance from other leading initiatives.
Companies operating international supply chains face increasing regulatory and market access requirements to conduct advanced due diligence on forced labor.
This toolkit is the result of a project facilitated by GRI and the Responsible Labor Initiative (RLI), an initiative of the Responsible Business Alliance. It provides guidance primarily for downstream companies1 on reporting on due diligence and supportive measures related to modern slavery across the value chain, at any level of reporting experience.
The RBA Practical Guide to Implementing Responsible Business Conduct Due Diligence in Supply Chains provides an overview of the major standards on responsible business conduct and demonstrates how RBA initiatives, programs and tools can help companies operationalize and live into international supply chain due diligence expectations.
A multi-industry, multi-stakeholder initiative focused on ensuring that the rights of workers vulnerable to forced labor in global supply chains are consistently respected and promoted.
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