Simply Put provides an expert analysis of how the current legal framework is failing and what changes need to be made to the existing social and environmental corporate reporting regime.
The aim of this report is to try to identify a way of “filling the gap” between, on the one hand, a series of relatively toothless soft law and self-regulatory initiatives, and, on the other hand, a domestic civil liability system which, though well established, is fraught with difficulty for claimants and is too easily manipulated by companies seeking to avoid liability.
A review of the UK National Contact Point (NCP) for the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises.
A guide for campaigners to mark the implementation of The Companies Act.
This report reviews the implementation of three voluntary codes and reveals how all have been breached by leading companies.
This report gives an outline of the changes to the Company Act that CORE and Trade Justice Movement had called for.
