ETI's Executive Director, Peter McAllister, reflects on the end of 2017 and what our members have been doing to improve conditions for workers.

Working to address the exploitation of migrant workers from Africa and the Middle East.

Leading garment brands and trade associations from Europe and the US have called on the Myanmar government to respect the rights of the ethnic minority population of Rakhine State or risk further eroding business and investor confidence.

The ETI Board decided to maintain Fyffes’ suspension while recognising that positive engagement has taken place and acknowledging that in entrenched disputes it can take time to build meaningful dialogue.

ETI Policy and Advocacy Adviser, Sandra Martinsone, reflects on new research from Middlesex University looking at unpaid wages in Britain

Organisational responsibilities to end violence against women and how men must show leadership.

Canned and packaged food and drinks company Princes’ share their experience of recruiting migrant labour from Bangladesh for their Mauritian processing plants.

Stirling Smith, ETI trainer and blogger, reflects from India on the link between a Nobel prize winner and an old piece of law.

We explore lessons in cooperation and communication from ETI and ILO SCORE training in China.

Following the third conference of the World Banana Forum, Jacqui Mackay of Banana Link discusses why rights education is key to securing decent work in the industry.

We've produced a short briefing note for MPs as part of our contribution to increasing parliamentary knowledge.

Fabrice Houdart of the United Nations and Tim Jarman of Ernst and Young reflect on the rising tide of abuse against LGBTI people.