Solidarity
Hi all!
Please take a moment to sign a petition asking Governor Schwarzenegger to sign The California Supply Chain Transparency Act of 2010 (SB 657) and The Slave and Sweat Free Code of Conduct for goods sold to the State of California (SB 1231) to bolster accountability for large retailers and inform consumers about products in the supply chain that might have been produced through slave labor. For those visiting my blog, there is a widget to the right where you can sign. For those of you with feeds (thanks for subscribing, btw), you can take a look at the petition and sign here.
Whether you are a resident of California or not, these bills are important for consumers across the country, as they will serve as an example for other states and influence large companies doing business beyond California.
Thanks!
And here is the completely unrelated webcomic for the day:
Photographer: daikiki of flickr under CC2.0. This derivative work is hereby released under a similar CC3.0 license.
For the squeamish among you, you can thank Daikiki for taking the picture of the yarn frog instead of a real one.
Please take a moment to sign a petition asking Governor Schwarzenegger to sign The California Supply Chain Transparency Act of 2010 (SB 657) and The Slave and Sweat Free Code of Conduct for goods sold to the State of California (SB 1231) to bolster accountability for large retailers and inform consumers about products in the supply chain that might have been produced through slave labor. For those visiting my blog, there is a widget to the right where you can sign. For those of you with feeds (thanks for subscribing, btw), you can take a look at the petition and sign here.
Whether you are a resident of California or not, these bills are important for consumers across the country, as they will serve as an example for other states and influence large companies doing business beyond California.
Thanks!
And here is the completely unrelated webcomic for the day:
Photographer: daikiki of flickr under CC2.0. This derivative work is hereby released under a similar CC3.0 license.
For the squeamish among you, you can thank Daikiki for taking the picture of the yarn frog instead of a real one.
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