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workshops
morning
session 11:35-13:00 |
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workshop 1
The business case for ethical trading
Chair: Muriel Johnson, Project Manager Global
Sourcing Principles, M&S
The costs and benefits of applying the ETI Base Code
Martin Ashby, Buying & Sourcing Team
Leader, Littlewoods Retail Ltd
Risk assessment and reputation assurance
David Pitt-Watson, Commercial Director, Hermes
Lens Asset Management
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workshop 2
Implementing the ETI Code of Practice
Chair: Paul Byrne, Managing Director,
Anchor Seafoods Ltd
The implementation of the ETI Base Code in the supply chain
Geoff Spriegel, Technical Director,
Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd
Working with suppliers to ensure compliance
Elaine Jones, Fair Trade Department Manager,
The Body Shop International plc
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workshop 3
Assessing the implementation of the ETI
Code of Practice
Chair: David Croft, Head of Quality &
Consumer Care, CWS.
The implementation of the ETI Base Code in the supply chain
Gert ter Voorde, Tea Buying and
Blending Controller, Premier Brands UK Ltd
Assessing the effectiveness of a code management system
Rachel Wilshaw, Ethical Purchasing Manager,
Oxfam.
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workshop 4
US and European experiences of codes of
conduct
Chair: Richard Howitt MEP, European Parliament
Rapporteur on standard setting by European Enterprises in Developing Countries.
The European experience
Ineke Zeldenrust
, Co-ordinator, Clean Clothes Campaign
The American experience
Rev David
Schilling, Director, Global Corporate Accountability Programme,
Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, New York
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workshop 5
Key challenges in code implementation:
child labour
Chair: Mary Bosely, Technical Director, Fisher
Foods
The child labour debate:
Fiona
King, International Advocacy Co-ordinator, Save the Children
Fund.
Sue Longley, Agricultural Group
Coordinator, International Union of Foodworkers.
Robert
Sangeorge, Manager for Campaign Activities, ILO-IPEC
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workshop 6
Key challenges in code implementation:
excessive hours of work
Chair: Linda Shaw, Women Working Worldwide.
Excessive hours of work
Pat
Neyts, Head of Environment, Health & Safety Code of Conduct Dept.,
Levi Strauss & Co. Europe, Middle East &
Africa
Peter Booth, National Organiser for
Manufacturing, TGWU / President, ITGLWF
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workshop 7
The role of commercial audit
companies
Chair: Dwight Justice, Senior Officer,
Multinational Enterprises - Trade Union Organisation & Recruitment,
ICFTU
Client relationships and professional independence
Mil Niepold, Director of Programs,
Verité.
The auditors' view of the code management challenge
Dominique Gangneux, Product Manager, Social
Accountability, Bureau Veritas
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workshop 8
Working with local stakeholders in
overseas supplier countries (A)
Chair: Phil Mumby, Freelance Consultant
Panel: Case Study of Stakeholders in Zimbabwe.
Di Auret, Co-ordinator, ETI
Zimbabwe
Philip Munyani, General Secretary,
GAPWUZ/IUF
Stanley Heri, Director,
Horticultural Produce Consortium Zimbabwe
Hella
Allikuru, Regional Co-ordinator, IUF
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workshop 9
Working with local stakeholders in
overseas supplier countries (B)
Chair: Jaqui MacDonald, Director, Resource Centre
for Social Dimensions in Business Practice.
Multi-stakeholder relationships in the South African wine
industry: experiences from the ETI South Africa pilot
Simon Steyne, International Officer,
TUC
Nicky Taylor, ETI Programme Officer,
South Africa
Trevor Hufke, General
Workers Union
Bronwen Page-Shipp, Centre for
Rural Legal Studies
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workshops
afternoon session 14:00-15:15
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Workshop 10
The business case for ethical trading
Chair: Phil Mumby, Freelance Consultant
The costs and benefits of applying the ETI Base Code
Alan Roberts, Sourcing and Q&A Director,
Littlewoods Retail Ltd
Managing risk and protecting people
Peter
Morton, Group Safety & Risk Executive, Dewhirst Group plc
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Workshop 11
Implementing the ETI Code of Practice
Chair: Geoff Spriegel, Technical Director,
Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd
The implementation of the ETI Base Code in the supply chain
David Croft, Head of Quality & Consumer
Care, CWS
Working with suppliers to ensure compliance
Gerard Barnes, Development Manager, Raison
Social
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Workshop 12
The social context of workplace assessment
Chair: Paul Byrne, Managing Director, Anchor
Seafoods Ltd
The impact of the wider society on code compliance
Liz Fullelove, Manager for Socially
Responsible Trading, Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd
Ensuring gender awareness in code
compliance
Stephanie Barrientos, Senior
Lecturer, Institute of Development Studies, University of Hertfordshire
Informal employment and workers' rights
Diana Holland, National Organiser for Women,
Race & Equalities, Transport & General Worker's Union
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Workshop 13
Corporate social responsibility and the
International Labour Organisation
Chair: Steve Gibbons, Head of Employment Law,
Income Data Services
The ILO and the Ethical Trading Initiative
Lord Bill Brett, Chair, Worker's Group ILO,
Vice President of the ILO Governing Body
ILO Conventions and voluntary codes
Göran Hultin, Executive Director,
Employment Sector ILO.
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Workshop 14
Key challenges in code implementation: the
living wage
Chair: Rev David Schilling, Director of the
Global Corporate Accountability Programme, Interfaith Center on Corporate
Responsibility, New York
The living wage provision:
Dwight
Justice, Senior Officer, Multinational Enterprises - Trade Union
Organisation & Recruitment, ICFTU
Pat
Neyts, Head of Environment, Health & Safety and Code of Conduct
Dept., Levi Strauss & Co. Europe, Middle East & Africa
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Workshop 15
Key challenges in code implementation:
freedom of association
Chair: Barry Coates, Director, World Development
Movement
Freedom of association:
Simon
Steyne, International Officer, TUC.
Michael
Pennant Jones, Technical / Audit Manager, Premier Brands
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Workshop 16
Working with suppliers in China
Chair: Duncan Green,, Policy Officer, CAFOD
Worker rights in China.
Janic
Kuczkiewicz, Deputy Director of the Trade Union Rights Department,
ICFTU
The experience of monitoring codes in China
Mil Niepold, Director of Programs,
Verité
Auditing a Chinese factory - a company view
Leslie Roberts, Group Business Standards
Adviser, Pentland Group plc
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Workshop 17
Working with local stakeholders in
overseas supplier countries (A)
Chair: Sumi Dhanarajan, Business Standards
Advisor, Campaigns Dept, Oxfam GB
NGO links: how to work with the local networks of the big agencies
Sharon McClenaghan, Policy Advisor, Christian
Aid
Trade union links: how to contact and work with local unions
Hella Allikuru, Regional Co-ordinator,
International Union of Food Workers
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