企業回應
Boardriders non-response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius
BHRRC outreach to Boardriders
Several months after the publication of Transparentem’s report we are inviting all brands identified in the investigation as sourcing from the factories to provide information:
- On how the above violations have been addressed, and
- Specifically to provide responses to the following questions:
- What steps has Boardriders taken since the investigation’s publication to investigate the allegations brought to it by Transparentem? Has Boardriders substantiated the outstanding allegations, particularly of recruitment fee-charging?
- If audits of the factories have been conducted, please disclose any and all audit reports from January 2023 to present.
- As of May 2024, is Boardriders part of a buyer’s group at the factory? If yes, has it committed funds to remediate workers who were charged recruitment fees?
- Given the commitment from Barbour, PVH and Second Clothing to repay migrant workers for recruitment fees and related costs at R.E.A.L, will Boardriders commit to joining a reimbursement effort at Firemount?
- To date, what efforts have been made to address the allegations of abusive working and living conditions? How has the implementation of any improvement measures been substantiated by Boardriders?
Boardriders did not respond to the Resource Centre.