No Child Labor. Licensee represents, warrants and covenants during the Term and any Grace Period, that it shall not (and shall ensure that Permitted Sublicensees do not) encourage or knowingly use child, indentured, prison or any other form of involuntary labor, and to the best of its knowledge, that it shall not engage any Vendor that engages in such activities. The term “child” or “children” refers to a person younger than sixteen (16) regardless of the applicable local legal minimum age for employment (or such higher age as may be reflected in Parent’s own then-current corporate policies). Parent prohibits anyone eighteen (18) or younger from performing hazardous work as defined by the International Labour Organization (ILO). Licensee, Permitted Sublicensees, Vendors, and prospective Vendors shall be required to respond promptly and fully to all Parent inquiries as to use of such labor. The identification of the use of child, involuntary, indentured or prison labor will result in Licensee or the applicable Permitted Sublicensee immediately working with the Vendor to achieve compliance or termination of dealings between Licensee or such applicable Permitted Sublicensee and said Vendor if compliance is not promptly achieved. Parent reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to conduct unannounced audits if there is reasonable evidence as to human rights-related violations of Parent policy. In the event that a Vendor is determined to be non-compliant, Licensee or the applicable Permitted Sublicensee shall immediately work either directly or with any other Vendor such non-compliant Vendor is working with to achieve compliance by such Vendor. If compliance is not promptly achieved, Licensee and Permitted Sublicensees shall terminate direct dealings or demand termination of all other Vendor dealings with such non-compliant Vendor.
No Child Labor. Neither LICENSEE nor its contract manufacturers will engage in child labor practices or in unfair labor practices and LICENSEE will be responsible to verify compliance by its contract manufacturers. For purposes of this paragraph, the term “child” means any person younger than the age of completion of compulsory schooling; but in any event no person younger than the age of 15 will be employed in the manufacturing, packaging, or distribution of the LICENSED PRODUCT.
No Child Labor. Child labor must not be practiced. Only employees aged over 15, or over the age of compulsory education, may be employed (ILO Convention no. 138). Children under 18 years are not permitted to execute a job that might endanger their health, safety or moral principles (ILO Convention no. 182) because of its nature or the conditions under which it is performed.
No Child Labor. The Service Provider represents and warrants that neither it, its parent entities (if any), nor any of the Service Provider’s subsidiary or affiliated entities (if any) is engaged in any practice inconsistent with the rights set forth in the United Nations Convention of the Rights of the Child. No Sexual Exploitation Sexual exploitation and sexual violence/abuse are strictly prohibited. Each Party shall take all necessary measures to prevent and address all forms of sexual exploitation and sexual violence/abuse. The Service Provider shall notify the ICRC Global Compliance Office of any ongoing investigation with respect to sexual exploitation and sexual violence/abuse involving its personnel or subcontractors. Failure to take all necessary measures or to investigate allegations of sexual exploitation and sexual violence/abuse or to take corrective action, if such allegations are substantiated, shall constitute cause for immediate termination of the Services Agreement pursuant to Section 11.2. Export Laws and Regulations The Service Provider shall cooperate with ICRC to the fullest extent and at its own cost and expense, in view of obtaining any official license, authorization or exemption in connection with applicable export control laws and regulations. The Service Provider shall inform the ICRC of any potential re-export restrictions for the supplied services, whatever the country of destination. Such potential re-export restrictions for the concerned services must be clearly identified in advance in every offer to tenders or quotes.
No Child Labor. Additionally, Supplier will comply with all voluntary industry standards, codes or other obligations, including but not limited to, applicable health and safety standards for manufacturing operations. In this regard, Supplier specifically agrees: (a) not to use child labor in the manufacturing or packaging of any goods (it being understood that the term "child" herein refers to a person younger than the age of completing compulsory education, but in no case will any child younger than fourteen years of age be employed in the manufacturing of goods); (b) to provide its employees with a safe and healthy workplace in compliance with all applicable laws and standards, and to provide Purchaser with all information Purchaser may request about manufacturing or packaging facilities for the goods; and (c) to only employ persons whose presence is voluntary, and not to use prison labor, corporal punishment or other forms of mental or physical coercion as a form of discipline of its employees.
No Child Labor. All employees engaged in the production of products for Buyer must be at least 16 years of age, or the age required by the applicable law if higher.
No Child Labor. LICENSEE represents, warrants, and covenants that it shall not encourage or knowingly use child, indentured, prison or any other form of involuntary labor, and to the best of its knowledge, that it shall not engage any Vendor (or Sub-Tier Vendor) that engages in such activities. The term “child” or “children” refers to a person younger than sixteen (16) regardless of the applicable local legal minimum age for employment. LICENSEE, Vendors, Sub-Tier Vendors, and prospective Vendors (and Sub-Tier Vendors) shall be required to respond promptly and fully to all GE inquiries as to use of such labor. The identification of the use of child, involuntary, indentured or prison labor will result in LICENSEE immediately working with Vendor (or Sub-Tier Vendor) to achieve compliance or termination of dealings between LICENSEE and said Vendor (or Sub-Tier Vendor) if compliance is not promptly achieved. LICENSEE shall use reasonable commercial efforts to pass through these requirements in Section 14.3 to all Sub-Tier Vendors. In the event that a Sub-Tier Vendor is determined to be non-compliant, LICENSEE shall immediately work either directly or with the Vendor to achieve compliance with said Sub-Tier Vendor. If compliance is not promptly achieved, LICENSEE shall terminate direct dealings and/or demand termination of Vendor dealings with said Sub-Tier Vendor.
No Child Labor. Suppliers may not use child labor at any stage of manufacturing. Workers must be at least the minimum age for employment in that country or the age for completing compulsory education in that country, whichever is higher. In no event may a worker be less than 15 years old (except as permitted by ILO Minimum Age Convention No. 138). Workers under 18 years of age may not perform work likely to jeopardize the health, safety or morals of young persons, consistent with ILO Minimum Age Convention No 138. This Code does not prohibit participation in legitimate workplace apprenticeship programs that are consistent with Article 6 of ILO Minimum Age Convention No 138.
