- تاريخ تقديم الوثيقة
- 5 September 2002
- الكلمات الرئيسية
- بلدان الضرر
- الحالة الحالية
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Rejected
- Sectors
- NCP
الادعاءات
CCC’s complaint alleges that Nike and Adidas’ suppliers in Indonesia are violating labour rights. Specifically, workers have been denied the right to organize and to collective bargaining. They have been subjected to intimidation ranging from humiliation, arbitrary arrests and threats to their health and safety. As a result, workers are unwilling to speak out about abuses out of fear of retaliation.
In addition, workers do not receive a living wage. The low wages impacts parents, particularly women, who are frequently forced to live away from their children. The complaint also raises occupational health and safety issues.
The complaint is based largely on Timothy Connor’s report, “We are not machines” (2002).
المبادئ التوجيهية ذات الصلة لمنظمة التعاون والتنمية في الميدان الاقتصادي
- النسخة 2000 الفصل الثاني
- النسخة 2000 الفصل الثاني الفقرة الثانية-7
- Version 2000 Chapter IV
- Version 2000 Chapter IV Paragraph IV.1 Subparagraph IV.1.A
- Version 2000 Chapter IV Paragraph IV.1 Subparagraph IV.1.D
النتيجة
After receiving the case from the Austrian NCP, the US NCP rejected the case. The NCP concluded that the information available did not indicate that its involvement was needed. The US NCP asserted that Nike’s conduct is being effectively addressed through other appropriate means and that the company has demonstrated its commitment to an ongoing, collaborative process to improve working conditions, for example, through its participation in the Fair Labour Association.
تفاصيل إضافية
- المتهم
- شركة في حالة انتهاك
- المشتكون
- الأشخاص المتضررون
- Other NCP's where the complaint was filed
- تاريخ الرفض / الانتهاء
- 27 May 2004