As a member of Free2Work.org, you now have a voice to share your knowledge, passion and expertise about slavery within commercial enterprise. With your account, you can:
- Share knowledge on labor practices of companies worldwide.
- Share information on companies to help improve rating program
- Post and contribute resources in any format - videos, articles, links and images
- Engage in a community of people who want to be responsible consumers
- Post information about yourself and customize your profile
Other opportunities to support Free2Work include:
- Providing feedback on the site by telling us what you think of the site, what companies you think we should add, and other comments
- Taking our Free2Work survey
- Helping out with research for the site
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By joining Free2Work and taking the pledge, a company is pledging to eradicate and prevent slavery from occurring in its supply chain. As such the company adheres to:
-Zero Tolerance For Forced Labor inside company operations -To develop anti-slavery corporate policy
-To require all outsource suppliers and contractors to hold the same anti-slavery protocol
-To ensure that the providers of source materials for products comply with anti-slavery protocol
-To monitor company’s compliance with all of the above, and responsibly address any violations.
The Free2Work pledge is a public stance by a company demonstrating their willingness and efforts to eliminate forced labor and increase transparency within their supply chains. A Free2Work pledged company will share with Free2work.org what their current code of conduct is and what auditing and monitoring programs they have in place. By pledging to be Free2Work, a company is accepting accountability for their entire supply chain and will work towards greater transparency for the Free2Work community of consumers.
Companies who take the pledge are subject to evaluation by Free2work.org monitors. A Companies pledge has no influence on their Free2work brand rating.
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