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JCPenney's response to layoffs at garment factories in Lesotho

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We appreciate the concerns raised regarding sourcing changes affecting workers at TZICC in Lesotho and recognize the impact that shifts in production can have on workers, their families, and the surrounding community. Respect for workers and human rights remains a core expectation within our responsible sourcing program...

...we recognize the importance of responsible purchasing practices and continued dialogue among brands, suppliers, worker representatives, civil society organizations, and policymakers to address the systemic challenges affecting workers and the long-term sustainability of apparel manufacturing in the region...

We communicate clear expectations to our suppliers through our Code of Conduct, monitor compliance with those expectations, and engage with suppliers and business partners to encourage responsible purchasing practices. When concerns are identified, we seek to understand the circumstances, engage constructively with relevant stakeholders where appropriate, and respond in accordance with our policies and the information available.

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