These and other questions are understandable given the significantly increased premiums often paid by tobacco users and varying underwriting standards

Imperial specified that corrective action plans include better age verification, increased unannounced inspections, better reporting on visits, and training for field workers and farm managers.[323] Imperial Brands also has a Code of Conduct that applies to all business relationships and suppliers to comply with, or exceed, international labour standards. In 2016, Imperial Brands commissioned a human rights impact assessment, which included an examination of risks to workers, including in its global supply chain[324] and has committed to developing a global human rights policy.[325] Imperial stated that after communication with Human Rights Watch on our findings in Zimbabwe, the company asked for more detailed information from their suppliers on labor issues: acknowledged that there is a wealth of information with STP in terms of how our suppliers manage labour practices
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In what ways should the majoritarian story or stories told about Mexican Americans in education be shifted, changed, or countered in order to support or empower its members and tell a more truthful story