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Jets Australia Sustainability Actions

Publishes a code of conduct

Good On You notes that the brand states it has a Code of Conduct, although the document is not publicly shared. The same assessment says there is no evidence of worker empowerment measures such as collective bargaining or complaint mechanisms, and no evidence that the brand ensures living wages in its supply chain. This suggests a limited level of public labour-policy disclosure rather than a comprehensive sustainability programme.

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Audits some suppliers

The Good On You assessment says the brand audits some of its supply chain, but it does not specify what proportion of suppliers are covered. The review also states that the company does not disclose safeguards for suppliers and workers related to COVID-19 impacts. This indicates some monitoring activity, but with limited transparency about scope, frequency, or outcomes.

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Avoids several animal materials

Good On You reports that the brand does not use leather, wool, down, angora, exotic animal hair, fur, or exotic animal skin in its products. The same source notes that silk is used, which is why the animal rating is not at the highest level. This is a product-material choice already in place rather than a future commitment.

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