LEGO Factory Audit Standand
Do you know the standard of LEGO factory audit?
1. Child labor: The factory is not allowed to employ child labor, and underage employees are not allowed to engage in physical labor or other positions that may cause physical injury, and are not allowed to work night shifts.
2. Comply with the requirements of laws and regulations: Supplier factories should at least abide by the labor laws of the country where they are located and the relevant laws and regulations of environmental protection.
3. Forced labor: The client strictly prohibits the factory from employing forced labor, including forcing workers to work overtime, using servile labor, prison labor, and detaining workers’ ID documents as coercion for forced labor.
4. Working hours: The weekly working hours shall not exceed 60 hours, with at least one day off each week.
5. Salary and benefits: Is the salary of the employee lower than the local minimum salary level? Do employees get overtime pay? Does the overtime pay meet the legal requirements (1.5 times for normal overtime, 2 times for weekend overtime, and 3 times for overtime on statutory holidays)? Are wages paid on time? Does the factory purchase insurance for employees?
6. Health and safety: Whether the factory has serious health and safety problems, including whether the fire protection facilities are complete, whether the ventilation and lighting in the production area are good, whether the factory is a three-in-one factory building or a two-in-one factory building, and whether the number of occupants in the staff dormitory is not. Meet the requirements, do the sanitation, fire protection and safety of the staff dormitory meet the requirements?
Today, as a powerful factory, Yangzhou Chuntao Accessory Co., Ltd. has withstood the audit from LEGO and obtained the production rights of LEGO products. The auditors not only inspected the hardware facilities of the entire factory, but also conducted in-depth communication with grass-roots employees. From salaries to human rights, get a real understanding of what the factory looks like. Through this factory audit, on the one hand, we have obtained the production rights of LEGO; on the other hand, we have also conducted more in-depth self-inspection, which has laid a solid foundation for the factory’s subsequent better and faster development.
