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Photo: J. Stephen Conn

Our response to the GMB Union's call for multinational fruit company Fyffes to be expelled from ETI

12 February 2016
Allegations of human rights violations in Honduras and Costa Rica fruit sectors
Strawberry farm worker, Argentina.

Modern Slavery Act reporting requirements – the importance of training

9 February 2016
As a membership organisation bringing together companies, trade unions and charities, and as the UK’s leading voice on ethical trade and worker rights, ETI has designed a one-day modern slavery workshop that takes a multi-stakeholder perspective and targets specific business sectors.
Preparing roses for export in a pack house in Kenya

Supplier treatment: why Tesco and other supermarkets need to integrate business and ethics

4 February 2016
The actions large companies take to source their products have direct implications for workers in their supply chains.
Syrian refugees

Supporting Syria: decent jobs should be part of the solution for refugees

4 February 2016
Syrian refugees are desperate to work to support their families and responsible business can make a positive contribution.
Migrant workers working on a Thai boat, Samut Sakhon, Thailand. Photo: ILO

Modern slavery training: ETI launches new workshop for companies

3 February 2016
Understand the impact of the Modern Slavery Act. Get the tools and advice to meet its new reporting obligations.
Migrant workers working on a Thai boat, Samut Sakhon, Thailand.

Modern slavery reporting: what you need to know about your risks

3 February 2016
What will companies required to make a modern slavery statement include in it? It will be a bold consumer-facing brand that chooses to make only a minimal disclosure.
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Sourcing clothing in Turkey where Syrian refugees are vulnerable to exploitation

1 February 2016
How responsible brands take action to protect migrant workers in their supply chains
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Paying suppliers promptly: learning lessons from the Tesco investigation

28 January 2016
Tesco has apologised and is implementing Grocery Code Adjudicator rulings, but all sourcing companies must sit up and take notice.

Effective human capital management, the key to long-term corporate success

25 January 2016
Martina Macpherson tells us about the growing importance investors place on social factors and impact.
UK ratifies ILO forced labour protocol

ETI welcomes UK leadership in ratifying the ILO forced labour protocol

22 January 2016
ETI was among a few invited guests to witness a landmark in the UK’s efforts to eliminate modern slavery

Social Insurance in China: the role of business in contributing to pension, unemployment, maternity, medical and workplace injury benefits

22 January 2016
The crucial social insurance issues responsible business must address when sourcing goods from China.
Shrimp in net

European Union inspection of Thailand fishing and seafood processing industries

20 January 2016
EU inspectors assess progress being made on addressing human rights abuses within Thailand's fishing sector

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