Jessica Goodfellow
Jan 22, 2021

Unilever inclusivity plan to tackle living wage, diverse suppliers, ad stereotypes

CEO Alan Jope said commitments to address social inequality "will make Unilever a better, stronger business", and pushed for "collective action" in addressing widening social divides

Unilever's head office in Rotterdam, the Netherlands

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