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Seafarers pose for a photo with smiles and thumbs up. Photo credit: ITF.

What steps can businesses take to protect seafarers in their maritime supply chains?

28 September 2023
On World Maritime Day, TFG share steps they've taken to better protect workers in their maritime supply chains, with ITF's help.
Flower workers, Tanzania

ETI Impact report 2021-23

26 September 2023
A snapshot of our work and impact over two years, from April 2021 to March 2023.
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How firms can push for more women leaders in their supply chains – with the help of a new gender toolkit

18 September 2023
Key barriers for women seeking senior roles in supply chains, and a new resource to help counter them.
Two workers walk through a banana field. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Blog series: Advancing living wages

12 September 2023
This blog series shares key highlights and learnings from companies, trade unions and NGOS, working towards the implementation of a living wage for workers.
Beautiful aerial view of Banana plantations in Costa Rica on the road of Siquirres. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Advancing living wages: Impossible without collective bargaining

12 September 2023
A former banana farm worker, Costa Rican trade union leader and COLSIBA coordinator writes on the absolute necessity of involving trade unions in living wage implementation processes for banana and other agro-industrial farm workers.
Destroyed building that collapsed from an earthquake. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Morocco earthquake response

12 September 2023
ETI shares plans for its response and calls on international buyers to engage and support suppliers and workers affected by the disaster.
A filed full of banana trees at trunk level. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Advancing living wages: Why more innovative collaboration is critical

6 September 2023
ALDI SOUTH Group share lessons from their pilot on worker-led living wage verification in major banana production countries in Latin America.
Garment factory workers

ETI advocates for higher wages in RMG sector amidst Bangladesh’s wage negotiations

30 August 2023
ETI, together with amfori, Fair Labor Association,  Fair Wear, and Mondiaal FNV, has sent a letter to the Chairman of Bangladesh's Minimum Wage Board.
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To protect displaced workers in humanitarian crises, businesses need to strengthen their human rights due diligence

17 August 2023
Guidance from Anti-Slavery International and La Strada International for businesses to support the recruitment and employment of people displaced by conflict and address modern slavery risk in value chains through heightened human rights due diligence. 
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Tackling exploitation of migrant workers in agriculture

28 July 2023
A new ETI programme aims to increase access to grievance mechanisms within agriculture supply chains and facilitate the sharing of information on emerging risks to migrant workers.
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Why the revised 'OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct' matter

25 July 2023
New social, environmental, and technological challenges have emerged impacting business and societies.

Celebrating 25 years of ETI

23 June 2023
To mark our 25th anniversary, Executive Director Peter McAllister, celebrates our progress to date, and plans for the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.

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