Sikes Paper Co

A company specializing in the distribution of paper products for multiple applications.

CCI Score

-30.41

0.02% April 18

Latest Event

Industry Call for Human Rights Compliance in Supply Chains

A Boston Consulting Group article emphasizes the urgent need for companies to overhaul their supply chains to tackle human rights abuses and unethical labor practices. In industries such as paper distribution, failure to implement robust supply chain ethics and worker rights can contribute to systemic risks and potential complicity in broader human rights violations.

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Sikes Paper Co is currently rated as a Toadie.

-30 to -44 CCI Score

Companies scoring in this range actively seek to please authoritarian regimes. They offer proactive support and assistance in exchange for preferential treatment, compromising ethical standards for business gains and political favor.

Latest Events

JUN

27

2024

Industry Call for Human Rights Compliance in Supply Chains
-27.67

A Boston Consulting Group article emphasizes the urgent need for companies to overhaul their supply chains to tackle human rights abuses and unethical labor practices. In industries such as paper distribution, failure to implement robust supply chain ethics and worker rights can contribute to systemic risks and potential complicity in broader human rights violations.
-40

Supply Chain Ethics

March 19

The article details significant risks associated with forced labor and unethical practices in supply chains. As Sikes Paper Co operates in paper distribution—a sector with complex global supply chains—it is at risk if it fails to adopt rigorous oversight and transparent sourcing practices.

Companies Must Address Human Rights in Supply Chains
-20

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 19

The narrative further highlights broader labor and human rights practices issues, stressing that companies must prioritize worker rights and safety. The lack of any proactive public commitment by companies like Sikes Paper Co in addressing these issues may contribute to ongoing risks in labor relations.

Companies Must Address Human Rights in Supply Chains
MAR

09

2021

Supply Chain Human Rights Concerns at Sikes Paper Co
-33.14

An analysis highlighting potential risks in Sikes Paper Co's supply chain regarding human rights abuses, as discussed in a Supply Chain 24/7 article. Given the nature of paper distribution, inadequate oversight in supplier practices may expose the company to reputational and ethical risks related to forced labor and poor working conditions.
-50

Supply Chain Ethics

March 19

The article outlines widespread human rights abuses within supply chains, emphasizing the risks of forced labor, unsafe working conditions, and exploitative practices. As a company involved in the distribution of paper products, Sikes Paper Co may source from suppliers that do not adhere to ethical labor standards. This potential neglect in monitoring and enforcing supply chain ethics contributes to an environment where such abuses can thrive, thereby implicating the company in the broader issue.

The Reputational Risk of Human Rights Abuses in Supply Chains