A recently released report by the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) found that 17 sectors of the British economy are high risk for exploitation and abuse of workers. Slavery was found in construction, nail bars, recycling and car washes, other sectors that were highlighted were food packing, agriculture, fishing, shellfish gathering, garment manufacturing, warehouse and distribution, taxi driving, social care, retail, and domestic work. There has been a drastic increase in reported cases of slavery in the UK, and it is one of Europe’s leading destinations for trafficking of workers for purposes of labour exploitation. Learn more in this news article.
-
Software
Digitalize your product life cycles on your journey from compliance to sustainability
ComplianceSecure your products & your business
SustainabilityFuture-proof your products & ideas
-
Solutions
Compliance
Account for every substance, supplier, and process that matters to the law, to your company, and to your customers.
SustainabilityMeasure, model, and improve the sustainability performance of products, supply chain, and operations.
-
Services
Consulting & Services
iPoint's consulting services help you to build business value from sustainability & compliance
Software-related ServicesSoftware services from iPoint – always individually tailored to your specific needs
-
Resources
Case Studies
Valuable insights from our customers on product compliance & sustainability
WebinarsWatch the latest webinar recordings
White Papers & eBooksExpert Knowledge - Deep dive into Compliance and Sustainability topics.
Corporate BlogStay one step ahead, get first-hand insights and red-hot updates on Product Compliance and Sustainability Topics.
- News
-
Company
About iPoint
Who we are and what drives us
iPoint has been heavily involved in compliance and sustainabilty for more than 20 years. Take a closer look and find out why we do what we do.CareersJoin the team and make a difference!
Are you looking for a job with a purpose and a mission? Then you have come to the right place.Research & InnovationFind future solutions
We want to find tomorrow's solutions today. So we constantly conduct R&I projects as well as studies on current and coming requirements for our customers.
|
eLRT News