Benefits of Membership
Use Our Proprietary Software for Improved Compliance Management
FFC Membership gives you full access to our proven all-inclusive supply chain/workplace responsibility technical solution. Our software allows you to efficiently and cost-effectively manage compliance performance to reduce risks and enable improvements. You can generate immediate ROI in your compliance management.
Identify Opportunities for Collaboration, to Capitalize on its Benefits
We provide our members with greater chances of success through collaboration. Our software provides you with the ability to immediately identify overlap in your supply chain, and to exchange non-competitive information concerning factory compliance with other members. FFC helps members eliminate redundancies, lowers costs, increase learnings, and enhance performance. FFC is a standards-neutral, non-bottom line vested organization. The FFC has received a business review letter from the United States Department of Justice Antitrust Division.
Draw Upon the Experience of Your FFC PartnersOur collective experience becomes your asset. The first members of the FFC were able to assist each subsequent member with factory auditing and remediation, as well as case studies based upon their own experience and data. FFC Board members and experienced partners also provide ongoing expertise. In short, we can put you in touch with people who either 'doing it', 'have done it', or in some cases tell you why shouldn't do it in the first place. The more we grow, the more resources you will be able to draw from.
Become Linked to a Global Community of ResponsibilityFFC's current members demonstrate a genuine commitment to responsible international workplaces. We have a track record of working with responsible, proactive companies, who are leaders in their respective industries. By joining together to maximize their impact on industry practices, FFC companies create the potential for lasting change in international workplaces. There is clear benefit for the consumer, the worker and the supplier. |
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