Nike Shareholders Reject Worker Rights Proposal

Shareholders Vote Against Worker Rights Proposal

Nike shareholders have voted against a proposal to join binding agreements with supply chain workers in high-risk countries. This proposal aimed to address human rights issues more effectively. It was led by the Domini Impact Equity Fund, alongside more than 60 investors, and came after a call for Nike to pay $2.2 million in allegedly unpaid wages to garment workers in Cambodia and Thailand.