Nike received extraordinarily harsh criticism in the 1990s when it was discovered that its global suppliers – not Nike –
were mistreating their workers (Balinger, 2001; Hartman et al., 2003) Yet, after almost a decade of effort that included expenditures of time, personnel, and financial commitments to CSR programs that ranged from microlending to education to healthcare (Hartman et al., 2003), Nike emerged in late 2006 with accolades including a ranking in the Top
Ten of the SustainAbility Global Reporters Program, which evaluates leading practices in corporate sustainability reporting and published in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme and Standard and Poor’s (SustainAbility, 2006b).
Nike received extraordinarily harsh criticism in the 1990s when it was discovered that its global suppliers – not Nike –were mistreating their workers (Balinger, 2001; Hartman et al., 2003) Yet, after almost a decade of effort that included expenditures of time, personnel, and financial commitments to CSR programs that ranged from microlending to education to healthcare (Hartman et al., 2003), Nike emerged in late 2006 with accolades including a ranking in the TopTen of the SustainAbility Global Reporters Program, which evaluates leading practices in corporate sustainability reporting and published in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme and Standard and Poor’s (SustainAbility, 2006b).
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