Sir Brian Leveson presented his final report on the ethics of its supply chain to the board of UK-based clothing company Boohoo, after the company had been criticised for underpaying its workers in the UK, Pakistan and elsewhere. In response, the company published a list of suppliers for audit and invested further in manufacturing in the UK. Critically analyses the extent to which Boohoo's reforms are consistent with their ethical obligations, drawing in particular on the theoretical debate between relativism and universalism and global/sweatshop ethics.

Explain what step(s) a relativist would take to determine whether Bohoos supply chain practices are ethical and how these would differ from a universalist approach