Why was Uniqlo's sustainability promotion model insufficient to avoid the CBP issuing a WRO? Uniqlo's sustainability promotion model must be revised to avoid the CBP issuing a WRO. This is because, as Uniqlo's sustainability promotion model is currently structured, focusing on the production process and its impact on workers and communities has yet to be given the priority it deserves. This lack of emphasis may have led to Uniqlo's Global Business Councils (GBCs) reconfiguration. To avoid future wars, Uniqlo should establish goals related to strategies that strengthen its role in enabling positive change for workers and communities and business-wide sustainable practices. Strategies and structural actions that Uniqlo should consider to avoid WROs in the future Uniqlo should implement a GBC that ensures its worker and community-friendly practices are implemented and improved. To ensure this, the GBC should be established as a core part of Uniqlo's business strategy rather than an optional, external commitment to be performed whenever it is convenient. As the 2012 HOPE report suggests, businesses and government must work together to develop viable long-term solutions for mechanisms such as WROs. Without government support, it is difficult for businesses to solve complex social problems as they are forced to