EMCO Corporation

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Canada

EMCO Corporation specializes in HVAC products and services in Canada.

CCI Score

36.57

-0.01% April 18

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Modern Slavery Reporting Gaps and Supply Chain Due Diligence Shortcomings

An analysis of companies' first reporting period under Canada’s modern slavery legislation reveals significant shortcomings in supply chain due diligence and labor rights practices, raising concerns about forced labour and child labour oversight. Many companies failed to make their reports readily accessible on their websites, indicating a broader lack of transparency and robust governance in business practices.

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EMCO Corporation is currently rated as a Dissenter.

+25 to +44 CCI Score

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MAY

31

2024

Modern Slavery Reporting Gaps and Supply Chain Due Diligence Shortcomings
-22.89

An analysis of companies' first reporting period under Canada’s modern slavery legislation reveals significant shortcomings in supply chain due diligence and labor rights practices, raising concerns about forced labour and child labour oversight. Many companies failed to make their reports readily accessible on their websites, indicating a broader lack of transparency and robust governance in business practices.
-30

Supply Chain Ethics

March 27

The article highlights that many companies, potentially including EMCO Corporation, are falling short on supply chain ethics. The inadequate disclosure of supplier due diligence processes, low rates of third-party risk assessments, and inconsistent posting of modern slavery reports suggest a failure to ensure that supply chains are free from forced labor and child labor. This lack of transparency in supply chain practices is a serious concern from an ethical standpoint.

A look at the actions taken by companies in the first year of reporting under Canada’s new modern slavery legislation
-20

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 27

While many companies have established internal codes of conduct and human rights policies, the article indicates that overall labor relations and human rights practices remain insufficient. Limited employee training on issues of forced labor and minimal remediation measures highlight a broader systemic challenge in upholding human rights and fair labor practices.

A look at the actions taken by companies in the first year of reporting under Canada’s new modern slavery legislation
MAY

31

2024

Compliance with Canada's Forced Labour Reporting Requirements
64.08

Under Bill S-211, Canadian companies, including EMCO Corporation, are mandated to report on their efforts to identify and mitigate forced and child labour risks in their supply chains. This new regulation fosters greater transparency and accountability in supply chain practices, representing a positive step towards ethical sourcing and labor rights.
+70

Supply Chain Ethics

March 27

Bill S-211 forces companies to evaluate and report on their supply chain practices, specifically targeting forced and child labour risks. This is a strong move towards improved ethical responsibility. For EMCO Corporation, being subject to this regulation means they must proactively manage and disclose their supply chain's labour practices, a development that aligns with anti-fascist principles by upholding human rights and promoting corporate transparency.

Forced Labour Requirements Make an Impact on Canadian Companies
MAY

23

2024

Emco's Modern Slavery Report and Supply Chain Due Diligence
68.51

Emco Corporation released its Modern Slavery Report detailing robust due diligence processes in its supply chain and comprehensive policies to prevent forced and child labour across its operations. The report outlines supplier certification requirements and internal training, reflecting its strong commitment to human rights and ethical business practices.
+80

Supply Chain Ethics

March 27

Emco has implemented rigorous due diligence processes by incorporating modern slavery requirements directly into supplier agreements. This proactive approach to monitor and ensure compliance in its supply chain minimizes risks of forced or child labour, reflecting a strong commitment to ethical sourcing practices.

EN Emco Corporation Modern Slavery Report
+70

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 27

Emco's comprehensive Code of Ethics and Conduct, alongside mandatory training and internal reporting mechanisms, demonstrate its strong stance against forced and child labour. These measures are indicative of a genuine commitment to uphold labor rights and human rights within the organization.

EN Emco Corporation Modern Slavery Report