How does the FLAs Enhanced Licensee Program affect universities?
The Enhanced Licensee Program that the FLA is introducing in summer 2007 is a strong complement of online and offline tools and systems to encourage greater compliance from smaller, Category C collegiate licensees. This program will provide universities and their licensees with training programs and enhanced tools to better monitor the working conditions in factories that produce their goods. Historically, smaller licensees have presented more of a challenge in labor compliance efforts because they are geographically more scattered, have fewer resources to manage labor compliance programs, and have generally displayed a relative lack of knowledge about factory conditions. The Enhanced Program is targeted at making both universities and their licensees more aware of conditions in factories, and provides them with opportunities to work together and with the FLA to correct any labor violations.
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- How does the FLAs Enhanced Licensee Program affect universities?
- How does the FLAs Enhanced Licensee Program affect universities?
