Common use of Expectations for partners Clause in Contracts

Expectations for partners. In a separate policy, partners shall prohibit child labour in accordance with ILO Conventions within their own operations and supply chains. The partner should integrate this requirement into legally binding contracts and agreements. If the partner identifies child labour in its operations, the partner should not only remove the children from employment, but also ensure that adequate remedial measures are taken, such as enrolment in an appropriate education programme. Mere postponement of child labour should be prevented. The partner should work collectively, e.g. in industry associations, to promote children's rights and access to education and healthy development.

Expectations for partners. In a separate policy, partners shall prohibit child labour in accordance with ILO Conventions within their own operations and supply chains. The partner should integrate this requirement into legally binding contracts and agreements. If the partner identifies child ch ild labour in its operations, the partner should not only remove the children from employment, but also ensure that adequate remedial measures are taken, such as enrolment in an appropriate education programme. Mere postponement of child labour should be preventedp revented. The partner should work collectively, e.g. in industry associations, to promote children's rights and access to education and healthy development.