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Row of EU Flags in front of the European Union Commission building in Brussels.

Joint Letter calling for EU policymakers to adopt the CSDDD

13 December 2023
Together with over 40 different stakeholders from the business community, financial sector, NGOs and trade unions, we have joined forces and sent a letter to EU policymakers.
Empty apparel factory floor. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Attributing responsibility and seeking remedy: The case of Neo Trend’s workers

23 November 2023
ETI reflects on its investigation of CCC members complaint against NEXT.
Wage protests in Bangladesh

Minimum wage in Bangladesh: joint letter sent to the PM

16 November 2023
ETI and partners sent a letter to Bangladesh’s Prime Minister to raise concerns about New Minimum Wage for RMG Sector.
The National Garment Workers Federation marched and held a rally in Dhaka's Shahbag demanding a minimum wage of monthly BDT 23,000 for garment workers. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Increased violence as minimum wage protests intensify in Bangladesh

31 October 2023
ETI supports the legitimate demands of workers for increases in the minimum wage and calls on all parties to refrain from violence.
Fires erupt from a building following an airstrike. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Israel-Hamas-conflict: ETI's updated statement

30 October 2023
ETI calls for a ceasefire and reiterates expectations for responsible business
Entrance of the Louise Weiss building, inaugurated in 1999, the official seat of the European Parliament which houses the hemicycle for plenary sessions. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Green light on ESRS is a breakthrough for corporate transparency

20 October 2023
ETI welcomes the European Parliament’s reaffirmed commitment on the European Sustainability Reporting Standards.

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