Published on: 29 July 2016
Andrew Wallis OBE has written a very powerful piece on why a neutral central registry for slavery and human trafficking statements is critical for empowering businesses in tackling slavery within their supply chains.
Businesses do not need to be penalised for failure to comply, neither will aggressive benchmarking make it a comfortable environment for them to tackle such an important issues. What they need is a guarantee that any registry they share their statements with remain neutral. Tiscreport guarantees neutrality because it is a business membership backed and funded registry focussed on providing better and better tools and data to allow them to work collaboratively.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/andrew-wallis/why-a-neutral-central-reg_b_11239868.html
