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Sugar Cane processing in Cambodia courtesy of Shutterstock

Cambodia, Myanmar and the EU's 'Everything But Arms' trade deal

29 June 2016
Why the  'Everything But Arms' initiative should be modified to take into account latest thinking on business and human rights due diligence.
wagon drill machine to minimise dust

Improving health and safety in Rajasthan’s stone industry

23 June 2016
How a company-led health and safety project is helping to pave the way for employment rights in stone quarries and processing yards.
Tea pickers in Sri Lanka's western province courtesy of ILO/Alan Dow

Aiming for a sustainable tea industry

21 June 2016
Small signs of hope in a sector beset with challenges.
Sports direct truck

The Sports Direct ‘how not to follow the ETI Base Code’ manual

14 June 2016
A case study demonstrating that what is bad for workers is also bad for business.
Vietnamese workers courtesy of ILO_IFC

Worker wellbeing: the future of supply chains

13 June 2016
Unpicking what really matters to workers, because happy workers mean good performance.
Female garment workers in Bangladesh ©ILO

Who’s counting modern slavery?

10 June 2016
Explaining the differences between the Global Slavery Index and ILO slavery statistics.
Wellbeing image courtesy of Shutterstock

Unions, learning and wellbeing

8 June 2016
Real wellbeing at work comes through fairness, engagement and empowerment, in having a voice and connecting with others.
LRN workshop in Lahore, Pakistan photograph courtesy of Marcus Borley

Ethical business network launches in Pakistan

6 June 2016
Despite its human rights track record, Pakistan has the potential to build a strongly ethical business sector to the benefit of the whole country.

Effective human rights due diligence is good for business

31 May 2016
A new framework for companies to help them prevent and manage labour rights risks 
Growing cotton in Turkmenistan courtesy of UNDP

Ending forced labour in Turkmenistan's cotton sector

31 May 2016
Fifty seven companies, human rights NGOs, industry associations, investors and trade unions call on the Government of Turkmenistan to end human rights abuses.
Turkmenbashi Tekstil Kompleksi is the biggest textile company in Central Asia ©ADB

An ETI guide to start you on your living wage journey

25 May 2016
How to create an enabling environment for living wages in global supply chains.
Worker at the Xin Fang Garment Factory, Cambodia ©ILO

Ten core principles at the heart of ETI guidance

23 May 2016
ETI guides, toolkits and frameworks that help companies on their ethical trade journey.

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