On the occasion of the World Day Against Child Labour, the JJA Group reaffirms its commitment to respecting human rights and responsible business practices throughout its supply chain.
Since 2014, JJA has been a member of amfori and relies, in particular, on the amfori BSCI Code of Conduct to evaluate and support its industrial partners in the continuous improvement of their social practices. This approach is fully aligned with our CSR strategy, The Good Living Project, which places human potential at the heart of our value creation.
The protection of children's rights is a fundamental issue in global supply chains. This is why the prohibition of child labor is among the performance areas assessed during amfori BSCI social audits conducted with our suppliers.
This requirement is also integrated into our Good Living Score evaluation methodology, which allows us to measure and manage the responsible performance of our partner ecosystem.
Beyond compliance, our approach is based on several strong convictions:
- Make respect for human rights a fundamental requirement. ;
- Assume shared responsibility with our industrial partners; ;
- Promote transparency and continuous improvement of practices; ;
- Act collectively to advance the entire sector.
Because these issues require sustained commitment, we are continuing our actions alongside our partners to contribute to the development of ever more responsible supply chains.
To delve deeper into these topics, discover the interview with Linda Kromjong, President of amfori, dedicated to the challenges of due diligence in global supply chains.
