Helping high-impact industries simplify social compliance with SLCP
Global brands want proof of fair labour practices, not just clean products and on-time delivery. Suppliers, meanwhile, often face separate social audits from each customer, covering nearly identical ground in slightly different formats. The Social & Labor Convergence Program built its Converged Assessment Framework to break that cycle: one standardized assessment, verified once, shared with multiple stakeholders. In 2025, SLCP reported 10,700 assessments covering 7.5 million workers worldwide, with 80 percent of participating facilities returning for a repeat assessment. This repeat-use rate says something important: this isn't a one-off compliance exercise; it's becoming a standing part of how serious exporters manage social risk. The question isn't just which industries use SLCP, but whether your facility is the kind that actually needs it. Problem caused by repetitive social compliance audits A facility supplying five brands can end up hosting five separate audits ...