Question:
Does the brand address, or have a code that addresses, rights to collective bargaining in its supply chain?
Answer:
No third-party source could be identified for evidence of compliance.
pg. 3: FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION
Workers, without distinction and irrespective of gender, should be free to establish and join organizations/committees of their own choosing,
and to refrain from joining organizations if that is their wish. Suppliers must not threaten or penalize workers for their efforts to organize
or bargain collectively nor may they discriminate against workers as a result of any such organization affiliation. When the right to freedom
of association and collective bargaining is restricted under law, Suppliers must not obstruct alternative means for workers to join or form
associations.
Employers must not use any form of physical or psychological violence, threats, intimidation, retaliation, harassment, or abuse against union
representatives and workers, irrespective of their gender, seeking to form or join an organization of their own choosing. Where possible, union
or committee meetings should be organized in such a way that allows women worker participation