Develop a typology of corporate strategies to prevent worker abuse by contractors in complex supply chains (e.g., put political pressure on local governments to develop stronger regulations; develop codes of conduct).

Students will understand the impact of unethical company decisions on the well-being of their employees and key stakeholders.
Read the Rana Plaza case #8 in the back of the textbook (pages 510-520). Answer questions 1,4,5. Use and research 2 peer-reviewed journal articles. Use APA in-text citations and a reference page, in standard APA format. Provide two full pages of written work not including the cover page or reference page. Use appropriate grammar and spelling.

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1-Who was responsible for the collapse of Rana Plaza, and why do you think so? In your answer, please address the responsibility, if any, of the building owner, factory owners, Bangladeshi government, U.S. and European governments, Bangladeshi workers and their advocates, clothing customers, and apparel retailers and brands in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
4- Develop a typology of corporate strategies to prevent worker abuse by contractors in complex supply chains (e.g., put political pressure on local governments to develop stronger regulations; develop codes of conduct).
5- Under what conditions are different corporate strategies appropriate? Can you predict why different companies might respond in different ways?

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