A new study claims to reveal "corporate negligence" and a lack of accountability within the multi-billion social auditing industry - alleging that it instead operates as a corporate social responsibility (CSR) tool to protect brand reputation and profits while aggravating risks to garment workers.
Social audits fail "spectacularly" to protect workers
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