Slavery

Slavery

Introduction

Slavery can be defined as a person's forced labor. Ended in 1865, the end of the Civil War, the United States an institution of slavery. As of slavery in other countries before or not later than the United States, today, no country officially allowed slavery. Practices similar to slavery, however, continue around the world, and advance the impact of slavery is that many company's corporate responsibility issues. Finally, the activists criticized the companies and their suppliers, especially labor practices, and sometimes the idea of using a metaphor of slavery. It might seem strange to include an encyclopedia entry in slavery. Slavery is generally considered to be a long way into history ends. However, there are still slaves, people in the absence of real conditions, they choose to work, and about the historical role of slavery, all of which are still ongoing debate. We may not see as a business ethics and corporate social responsibility, scholarship and business practices for some time to end slavery (Brace, 2004).

Slavery in History

Slavery has been found in many different cultures and the history of the country. Slaves were often taken after the victory of a party or punished by a colonial rebel war. In Europe and the United States, African slaves were captured and exported. Although some slaves were released, and ultimately by their owners, most other people as slaves, their descendants remain as is for their entire lives. Slaves did not control their lives or their treatment. The release of a variety of actions to cancel the late 19th century, most countries slaves. These movements also called (before the official liberation) to free their slaves by moving the countries and regions do not allow slavery. However, in its most formal sense, slavery has been in use ever since. Robert teba Rice argued that, who else is because, in many different, mostly poor, countries, millions of people held slaves. In short, the contemporary view by many that the practice of slavery is a product of history, is not accurate (Mei et al, 1907) Compensation for the descendants of slaves On slavery a moral issue affecting the company's compensation or some other compensation for the descendants of slaves. Although this has largely been converted to a public policy issue (government to provide direct compensation for slavery and the slave descendants of apology), but also links with the slave trade (such as banks) or the company, the company required to pay these workers benefit from compensation for the descendants of former slaves. In the United States, other countries, and between the 19thcentury current business ties that some distant slavery. Already have a pair of alleged slavery in this period of time from the profits of companies sued, but these actions can not succeed, due to various regulatory restrictions. However, the publicity from the lawsuit brought by attendant concerns and social heritage of slavery. In the 20th century, 30 years and 40 years of the Holocaust in Europe, slavery movement that another example of compensation, although in partial ...