Connecting Labor Issues on Production Planning

One-day instructor-led course on integrating labour issues with production planning for social compliance

1 Day Certificate of Completion English
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About This Course
This one-day instructor-led training focuses on the critical connection between labour issues and production planning within manufacturing and supply chain environments. Delivered through expert-led classroom sessions and interactive workshops, participants engage in group discussions, case studies, and practical exercises designed to highlight the impact of production planning on worker conditions and compliance risks.

The course is designed for factory managers, HR directors, compliance officers, production planners, and social compliance auditors who seek to understand how production decisions influence labour standards and to develop strategies that promote ethical and compliant production practices.

Participants will gain practical knowledge on identifying labour-related risks linked to production schedules and how to collaborate across departments to implement effective, fair production planning. This training supports continual improvement in social compliance and enhances the ability to manage labour risks proactively within operational planning frameworks.
What You Will Learn
  • Identify key labour issues commonly affected by production planning decisions
  • Describe the relationship between production scheduling and worker rights compliance
  • Analyse production plans to detect potential labour risks and bottlenecks
  • Demonstrate strategies to integrate labour considerations into production planning processes
  • Plan corrective actions to mitigate labour-related risks in production environments
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of production planning adjustments in improving labour conditions
Course Outline
1
Introduction to Labour Issues in Production Planning
2
Impact of Production Scheduling on Worker Rights
3
Risk Identification and Analysis in Production Planning
4
Integrating Labour Standards into Production Processes
5
Collaborative Approaches to Ethical Production Planning
6
Developing Action Plans for Labour Risk Mitigation
Who Should Attend
  • This course is tailored for factory managers, production planners, HR directors, social compliance auditors, and compliance officers responsible for ensuring labour standards are maintained within production environments.
Prerequisites
There are no formal prerequisites for this course.
Frequently Asked Questions
The course is delivered in a classroom or workshop setting with instructor-led sessions.
The course is delivered in English.
Yes, participants receive a certificate of completion from SMS Training Academy.
No formal prerequisites are required to attend this course.
You can enrol by contacting SMS Training Academy through their official website or customer service channels.