Wells Fargos Unauthorized Customer Accounts Case Study

1. This section describes several “workplace rights.” Which of these rights are violated in the nail salon industry, and what evidence do you have of this?
2. To what degree do you think managers in the nail salon industry would be able to improve conditions voluntarily if they wished to do so, and why do you think so?
3. What factors make it particularly difficult for workers in the nail industry to organize to improve their own conditions, and how could these factors be overcome?
4. What factors make it particularly difficult for government policy makers and regulators to make rules for the nail industry and enforce them? How could these factors be overcome?
5. What do you think is the best way to improve conditions for workers in the nail industry?
6. Draw a supply chain map of IKEA’s cotton supply chain.
7. What social, ethical, and environmental risks were present in IKEA’s cotton supply chain?
8. What characteristics of the cotton supply chain made enforcing its code of conduct especially challenging for IKEA?
9. What were the advantages and disadvantages to IKEA of working collaboratively with other companies and NGOs to improve sustainability in its cotton supply chain?
10. What motivated actors throughout the complex cotton supply chain to comply with IKEA’s sustainability goals?
11. What more, if anything, could IKEA do now to improve sustainability in the cotton sector?

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Part 2 in the attachment

FOR THE SECOND PART THE DUE IS NOVEMBER 28 ( THE 1 DAY DUE IS JUST FOR THE FIRST PART WHICH IS THE 11 QUESTIONS