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The failure of CSR programs to impact supply chain working conditions in a meaningful and sustained fashion has led to the development of an alternative approach, called “Worker‐Driven Social Responsibility” or WSR.⁴ Proponents of WSR point to three ongoing enterprises as evidence that this approach results in significantly improved workplace health and safety and respect for workers' legal rights: The Fair Food Program for migrant tomato harvesters in Florida⁵; the Alta Gracia brand garment factory in the Dominican Republic (11); and the Bangladesh Accord for Fire and Building Safety.⁶

The ethical challenge for industrial hygienists working in companies with global supply chains is what to do when conditions on the factory floor of their employer's supply chain remain unchanged or register progress in some areas but with continuing substantial violations of corporate codes, and national and international laws and standards overall.