Hanesbrands
Headquarters in USA
Sara Lee spun off its apparel business, including its Hanes, Champion & Playtex brands, as Hanesbrands in September 2006.
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Hanesbrands Inc. - CHRB 2018 Disclosure Form - 28 Mar 2018
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Hanesbrands Inc. - Human Rights Policy
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Company lobbying for lower taxes exceeds social activism, Oxfam America claims
Author: Oxfam America (US)
"Corporations Increasingly Vocal on Social Issues but Still Mostly Lobbying for Lower Taxes" 12 Apr 2018...
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USA: Corporations increasingly vocal on social issues but still mostly lobbying for lower taxes - Oxfam America report
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Corporate Human Rights Benchmark 2018 Progress Report
In 2017, CHRB launched the first Corporate Human Rights Benchmark, a landmark assessment of the largest public companies in the agricultural products, apparel and extractives industries. In 2018, CHRB will be releasing the follow up benchmark and...
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HanesBrands 2nd Disclosure - July 2018
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Hanesbrands’s submission to the Corporate Human Rights Benchmark disclosure platform
Corporate Human Rights Benchmark Key Findings Report 2018
Author: Corporate Human Rights Benchmark
Since its inception, the CHRB has been aiming to answer a deceptively simple question; which companies perform best on human rights issues? [...] [T]his document [...] rank[s] 101 of the world’s largest companies in high human-rights-risk sectors and...
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