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Today companies such as Nike, Walmart and Apple are trying to stop certain harmful practices and prevent managers abroad from adopting work practices that harm their workers. They now employ hundreds of inspectors who police the overseas factories that make the projects they sell and who can terminate contracts with suppliers when they behave in an unethical or illegal way. This is referred to as:

Today companies such as Nike, Walmart and Apple are trying to stop certain harmful practices and prevent managers abroad from adopting work practices that harm their workers. They now employ hundreds of inspectors who police the overseas factories that make the projects they sell and who can terminate contracts with suppliers when they behave in an unethical or illegal way. This is referred to as:

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