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Myanmar: ETI, Fair Wear Foundation & other expert parties to develop human rights impact assessment

16 September 2021
While MSIs develop a human rights impact assessment of the situation, businesses must work to cut direct or indirect business, commercial, or financial ties to the Myanmar military regime.
Pro-democracy demonstration, Myanmar

Myanmar: ETI calls for reassessment by business

1 September 2021
Businesses need to reassess their presence in Myanmar as a matter of urgency.
Puatiasia Faitai, caregiver, talking to the elderly, Matelita Fataua. Photo credit: Asian Development Bank/ Flick.

How Can Business Support a New Social Contract? The ITUC’s economic case for social protection

26 August 2021
Evelyn Astor makes the ITUC’s economic case for social protection drawing from the ITUC's latest research

Schoolblazer - Becoming an ETI Graduate

24 August 2021
Tim James reflects on Schoolblazer's ETI membership so far, and what the company has learnt from their graduation process.

Is business and human rights work working? An introduction to new measurement tools

5 August 2021
Mark Hodge, introduces new measurement tools developed by Shift
Covid PPE, supermarket, Thailand

Global rights in the face of Covid-19

2 August 2021
Beverley Hall reflects on this year's ITUC Global Rights Index and how companies, trade unions and NGOs should respond in the year ahead.

Uyghur workers in global supply chains: ETI position statement 

8 July 2021
ETI updates this position statement as this situation evolves.
Women like Ma-O have been the shock absorbers of the pandemic while supermarket owners have reaped the financial gains.

Corona Boom: How supermarkets became pandemic winners while women workers lose out

7 July 2021
The latest evidence that in-work poverty and violations of workers' rights remain systemic to global food supply chains, with women workers left to absorb the shock of the Covid crisis.

A new vision and roadmap for the garment industry

23 June 2021
New metrics and a roadmap to drive systemic change across the garment industry, from The Industry We Want
Smiling man wearing high-viz and PPE, with construction industry truck in background

ETI welcomes GRS Building Products

11 June 2021
We welcome ETI's latest member, GRS Building Products
Colourful illustration of masked workers

ETI and Partner Africa help African agricultural suppliers mitigate risk of Covid-19 

9 June 2021
A complete resource pack with practical guidance on how to manage Covid-19 outbreaks in the workplace.
Cocoa harvest, ALDI SOUTH

How does ETI help ALDI realise its vision for improving human rights by 2030?

27 May 2021
ALDI's new strategy to make sustainability affordable.

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