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vredina [299]
2 years ago
7

The gap explored wage, health, and safety issues in its plants. What other issues might the company explore if it wants to ensur

e the best working conditions possible?
Biology
1 answer:
den301095 [7]2 years ago
8 0

That gaps has made efforts to settle their wages and safety issues in its plants. These issues were faced by gap in earlier 1990 and it has huge impact on operations of company.

When the company realized that health, safety and wage issues , these are solve it out the best possible solution. Ethical issues which sorted out , such as physical abuse labors would  experience. 100 countries only 136 were they perform their operations just because of violation company was witnessing.

Without the ethical issues , business as they did before and implemented the ethical ways of doing business or other entity cannot procedure good result. An appropriate leadership can solve their ethics problem which is the company provides training to leader and help in workflow of the company.

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