The Supply Chain Imperative How to Ensure Ethical Behavior in Your Global Suppliers

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Main Author:	Neef, Dale (Author)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Amacom June 2004
Subjects:	Industrial procurement. Business logistics. Fraud > Prevention. Swindlers and swindling. Business ethics. Consumer protection. Swindlers and swindling Industrial procurement Fraud > Prevention Consumer protection Business logistics Business ethics
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Table of Contents:

Intro
Contents
Preface
Introduction
1 Strategic Concerns
2 The Extended Global Supply Chain: New Problems and New Responsibilities
3 Risky Business
4 Companies Behaving Badly
5 The SEAAR Movement
6 Who's in Charge Here? Organizational Responsibilities for an Ethical Supply Chain Program
7 The Corporate Ethics and Risk Management Framework
8 Choosing an Aspirational Code of Conduct
9 Creating a Case for Action
10 Choosing Performance and Process Standards
11 Creating Measurableand Verifiable Indicators of Performance
12 Building Awareness and Support for Codes and Standards
13 The Supplier Program
14 The Audit Process
15 Compliance Issues
16 Reporting Your Good Work
Moving Toward Triple-Bottom- Line Accounting
17 Systems to Monitor and Audit Social and Environmental Performance Within the Supply Chain
18 Pulling It All Together: The Switcher/ Prem Case Study
Final Thoughts
Appendix A: Corporate Responsibility Initiatives in Europe
Appendix B: Sample Farm Description Questionnaire
Appendix C: Sample Audit Checklist
Appendix D: The Sustainable Development Commission's Sector Strategy Self- Assessment
Appendix E: Sample Company Self- Assessment
Index.

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