Social Audit
The purpose of the Social Audit is to verify the supplier’s compliance with both health & safety standards (such as SA8000, SCI, WRAP, ICTI, etc…) and local labor laws.
The Social Audit can determine whether:
- Health & safety standards are complied with
- Local labor laws are respected
- Rights of association & collective bargaining are recognized
- Discrimination, disciplinary practices, harassment or abuse is present
- Forced labor or child labor is practiced
- Adequate compensation & benefits are provided
- Environmental standards are respected

Advantages
Customizable Audit Programs
Social Audit provides following advantages: