Since the early 1990's, and in response to allegations of sweatshop abuse, corporations with labor-intensive production have begun to adopt codes of conduct for labor practices in their manufactures. The links below point to the codes adopted by different organizations.

The following list of links is offered as a resource in the study of codes of conduct. They do not signify endorsement by the Henning Center, and are only intended for use as research tools to interested parties.

University Codes of Conduct
• University of California
• Duke University
• Georgetown University
• University of Michigan



International Codes of Conduct
• International Labour Organisation


• World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry
  
• Workers Rights Consortium
• Fair Labor Association
• Sweatshop Watch
• Clean Clothes Campaign
• Oxfam's Clothes Code Campaign 
• Ethical Trading Initiative


• International Confederation of Trade Unions



Corporate Codes of Conduct
• The American Apparel Manufacturers' Association's
• Reebok
• The Gap
• Nike
• Gear for Sports
• Levi Strauss & Co.


• The Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)
  
  
  Union Codes of Conduct
• UNITE!
  
• Faber-Castells