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Reynolds letter to Human Rights Watch and the Reynolds American website indicate that the businesses distance themselves from the labor practices in their tobacco supply chain, stating: Because farm workers are not our employees, we have no control over their recruitment, their hiring, or the terms and conditions of their employment,[446] and Because farm workers are not our employees, we have no direct control over their sourcing, their training, their pay rates, or their housing and access to human services.[447] Instead, the company said it focuses on ensuring that its suppliers have the training and resources they need to do the right thing for workers in the supply chain.[448] The companys website also states that it seeks to Support and respect the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights.[449] According to its letter to Human Rights Watch and its website, R.J
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