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Career Guide
Supply Leaders Academy Offers Online Supply Management Classes
Online supply chain management classes help supply chain professionals become more equipped and stay competitive in their industry. The online supply chain management class gives more convenience and liberty among supply chain management since professionals do not need to spend time in a classroom which is an hour away from their homes. The Internet drastically transformed our lives. Opportunities are closer to us and everything is within the reach of our fingertips. This is the reason why Supply Leaders Academy of Jack Quinn Solutions, LLC started a revolutionary way wherein supply chain professionals learn about the foundations and key strategies in the supply chain industry. M o r e o v e r, t h e o n l i n e s u p p l y management class of Supply Leaders Academy will equip you with intensive training and lectures that can help you
pass the ISM’s Certified Professional in Supply Chain Management. Dr. Randall Mauldin, CPSM, PMP is set to give a series of lectures starting on January 12 to March 29. He promises that at the end of the 12 week supply management journey, each participant will gain supply management mastery. The enrollee will be given access to a series of videos and activities wherein they can access it any where and any time of the day. Based on the survey conducted by the ISM in 2011, CPSM passers earn 8% more compared to those who do not have. Aside from the online supply chain management classes, the Supply Leaders Academy also offers a 3-day CPSM Boot Camp across the United States. This program offers a fast track process of mastering supply chain management. Participants of the 3-day supply management boot camp can prepare and pass the CPSM Exam within 30 days.
Career Guide About Dr. Randall Mauldin, CPSM, PMP Dr. Mauldin founded the Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM) Boot Camp for candidates seeking the Certified Professional in Supply Management Certification provided by the Institute of Supply Management. The CPSM certification consists of three separate exams covering the foundation of supply management, supply chain performance and supply chain leadership. Attendees of this course come from such companies as Hitachi, University of California Procurement Services, AARP, Rockline Industries, Harley Davidson, Miller Coors, BrownForman, Johnson Controls, and ITT. As a dynamic and analytical leader equipped with over 25 years of
combined success within various capacities as an Entrepreneurial Consultant, CPSM Trainer, and in United States Marine Corps, Randy has provided executive guidance and strategic direction in operations, supply chain management, program management, and logistics. He is an award winning published selfstarter with experience building and leading effective multidisciplinary teams to execute strategy and accomplish organizational goals.
Contract Dr. Randall Maldin Phone 877-680-0494 Direct Number 321-720-4610 Mobile Number 321-720-4610 Website http://jqsmerchant.com/ Dr. Randall Mauldin Jack Quinn Solutions, LLC By Appointment Satelite Beach, Florida 32937
Global Supply Chain
POLICIES: Uncovering the Labor Trafficking in Global Supply Chains Labor trafficking in the supply chain is often a hidden abuse in the global arena. This is the reason why government organizations are establishing policies to combat global labor trafficking. This topic is discussed in the report written by Declan Croucher of Verité. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act The most common policy recognized worldwide is the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). According to Croucher, through the initiative of the United States Department of Justice reaffirms that payments to foreign government officials such as, border control, immigration, or law enforcement to gain an improper business advantage or to secure or maintain business can give rise to liability, regardless of whether there was actual knowledge or wrongdoing or purposeful avoidance of such knowledge. The FCPA made it clear that a “willful blindness” or “deliberate indifference” to red flags is sufficient
to establish criminal knowledge of corrupt practices. Moreover, Croucher emphasized that US companies, including foreign subsidiaries, franchises, or even suppliers that use third-party employment agencies or labor brokers, run the risk of potential FCPA liability. The risk of violating FCPA policies arise from the fact that companies rely on employment agencies and brokers who interact with foreign officials to obtain work and travel permits and visas. Under the policy, the parent company is still liable for bribes paid by its subsidiaries, agents, and other working on its behalf under a variety of legal theories, including traditional agency policies. According to Croucher, US company can be held accountable for the actions or failures of its subsidiaries, agents, and employees, and its US of>icers and directors can also be held personally liable.
Global Supply Chain
Compliance Regime Transparency for supply chain companies with global supply chains is becoming increasingly important as consumers, stakeholders, and governments demand details of systems and sources that deliver goods and services. The California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010, which applies to manufacturers and retailers that have global annual revenues of more than $100 million and do business in California, requires companies to disclose actions taken to detect and address the presence of forced labor and human trafficking in their supply chains.
In the Executive Order “Strengthening Protections against Trafficking in Persons in Federal Contracts,” signed by President Obama in September 2012, will require federal contractors and subcontractors to take specific proactive preventive measures to detect and eliminate human trafficking and forced labor in their supply chains. Compliance with these measures is revealing the presence of corruption and bribery in global supply chains. This emerging regulatory regime converges with anticorruption and anti-bribery compliance in a way that makes it vital for companies subject to the FCPA to incorporate labor trafficking and forced labor into their overall compliance
What is Forced Labor? Forced labour is any work or services which people are forced to do against their will under the threat of some form punishment. Almost all slavery practices, including trafficking in people and bonded labour, contain some element of forced labour
Source: www.antislavery.org | www.verite.org
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