Boohoo has appointed a former High Court judge Sir Brian Leveson and KPMG to examine its business practices following allegations that a supplier was paying workers less than the minimum wage.
Leveson, better known for dealing with press ethics after the phone hacking scandal, will chair an independent review of the company's supply chain and ethics.
Boohoo has already admitted there were failings in its supply chain and said it was committed to raising standards and monitoring its suppliers more closely. None-the-less several clients have stopped dealing with the main and subsidiary brands including Next and Asos.
Latest News
-
Aviation sector calls for urgent government help to survive pandemic travel restrictions
-
2021 Predictions: The data storage landscape of tomorrow
-
2021 Predictions: Collaboration in life sciences and insurance will drive further vaccine success
-
2021 Predictions: Cyber insurers will be on the front line in defending against digital threats
-
Car production hit by computer-chip shortages
-
SEPA continues to assess fallout from ransomware attack
Are property insurers ready for timber
The Structural Timber Association is gearing up to help all stakeholders in the construction supply chain to fully appreciate the advantages of building in timber, how to deliver such projects and most importantly to understand and manage the risks.
The changing face of BC and WAR
The working environment has changed quite dramatically for many over the last six months. With social distancing and the rise of homeworking, it is not just how businesses operate that has changed, but also how they recover. In this podcast we discuss some of the challenges created by the quick shift to home working, why the office may not have seen its last days and how the current environment can impact the ability of a business to recover.
© 2019 Perspective Publishing Privacy & Cookies
Recent Stories