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Mark Robertson, Senior VP of The Centre for Child Rights and Business, appointed Non-Executive Director of ETI Board

17 February 2025
Meet our new NGO non-executive director of the ETI board.
Ben Baldwin, Chief Operations Officer at Beeswift and NED of ETI board.

Beeswift's COO, Ben Baldwin, Appointed as Non-Executive Director of ETI

31 January 2025
Meet our new company non-executive director of the ETI board.
Philip J. Jennings, General Secretary, UNI Global Union, Switzerland, speaks at, "Advancing the Global Deal in 2017." Photo credit: World Economic Forum.

ETI appoints Philip Jennings as its new Board Chair

24 January 2025
Philip has been a leading figure in the global trade union movement for over 40 years, from supply chain justice to union solidarity
Austria motorway route. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

5 things to celebrate and anticipate at ETI

19 December 2024
Reflecting on 2024 and looking forward to 2025.
A worker in latex gloves packing ripe tomatoes at the production site

The dark side of the tomato trade – ETI responds to BBC documentary

2 December 2024
BBC investigation alleges 17 “Italian” tomato products sold by UK and German retailers are likely to contain Chinese tomatoes, raising risk of forced labour in the supply chain.
A photograph of the houses of parliament looking up at Big Ben's clockface and a blue sky with wisps of cloud. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

ETI welcomes Employment Rights Bill

26 November 2024
The Employment Rights Bill is at the Committee stage of the UK Parliament. ETI welcomes the draft Bill including its core provisions on trade union rights.

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