Sir Brian Leveson provided his final report to the board of United Kingdom based clothing company Boohoo on their supply chain ethics, which followed ongoing criticisms of the company for underpaying workers in the UK, Pakistan and elsewhere. In response, the company published supplier lists to enable audit and invested further in UK manufacturing. Critically analyse to what extent Bohoo's reforms meet their ethical obligations, drawing especially on theoretical debates between relativism vs. universalism and global/sweatshop ethics.

Explain the main differences between how an ethical relativist and universalist would assess whether a company's supply chain is ethical, and 1-2 reasons each might provide