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Survey on purchasing practices calls on manufacturers to rate brand partners

3 October 2022
The Industry We Want and Better Buying collect data to help drive progress across the garment and footwear industry
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Exploitation of migrant labour in the UK Seasonal Agriculture Workers’ Scheme

12 September 2022
ETI statement on media-reported cases of migrant labour exploition
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ETI’s recommendations on responsible business in the garment sector in Myanmar

12 September 2022
Our recommendations for companies on responsible business in Myanmar

ETI appoints Mary Creagh CBE as its new chair

30 June 2022
Former MP has served as a Government Minister, Shadow Secretary of State at three departments and Select Committee Chair.
Photo credit: Robert Lamb.

Pride Month: LGBTQ+ rights at work

21 June 2022
At ETI we've been reflecting on our work and what more we can do to advance LGBTQ+ rights in the workplace.

Uyghur workers in global supply chains: ETI position statement 

8 July 2021
ETI updates this position statement as this situation evolves.

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