bcsi体系说明（BCSI system specification）.doc

bcsi体系说明（BCSI system specification） A social standard for retail, industrial and importers to jointly oversee systems and improve programmes in which suppliers countries meet their social responsibilities Initiated by the Association for foreign trade (FTA). 1. system introduction At present, a growing number of discussions on the situation of human rights are concentrated in the developing countries or emerging industrialized countries where consumer goods are produced. In industrialized countries, improving the social standards of producing countries that provide their retailers has become a very important agenda for many companies The problems of suppliers around the world include: child labour, forced labor, lack of safety in the workplace, and even a minimum wage, The establishment of trade unions, blocking interference on behalf of employees work, the provisions of the long working hours, overtime hours long and the possible forms of discrimination. To address these issues, companies and traders and trade associations from Europe and around the world have developed codes of conduct. These codes It is usually based on the major labour conventions of the International Labour Organization (ILO), which aims to improve working conditions in the countries of the supplier. Many countries have established a monitoring system for these codes of conduct, including: Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Sweden, the United Kingdom and canada. The purpose of these codes of conduct and related supervisory systems are very similar, and even their content is similar. Many standards allow retailers to take on it Social responsibility is unbearable. Their suppliers are also facing the same situation; they have to meet increasing requirements and audit procedures. Concerted action is therefore urgently needed in retail and industry. As international concerns about these issues continue to increase, joint action is even more pressing. Many international groups have taken the initiat