Helping unions to organise would give a boost to the British economy of nearly £30 billion.

This Living Wage Week we reflect on why so many people around the world are still trapped in poverty despite being in work.

More than 300 delegates converged in London from 19 – 20 October, for the inaugural Ethical Trade and Human Rights Forum. The conference looked at how we can move beyond the incremental progress of an audit and CSR-based era, to a future of transformative change for sustainable trade.

Our new snapshot study into company perspectives and responses to the risks of modern slavery in their global supply chains.

Phil Bloomer on how benchmarks can play a powerful role in encouraging companies and governments to respect human rights by driving a ‘race to the top’.

How would you carry out due diligence in a source country where none of the usual audit agencies were operating on the ground and where a minimum wage rate has just been set?

Ethical Apparel Africa's Keren Long sees opportunities to build a better garment industry.

Following the explosion in Tianjin, Stirling Smith asks can workers in China ever be safe?

Today it is three years since the Baldia fire in Karachi. How have families of victims been treated?

We are working with our members to address exploitative labour practices in Tamil Nadu’s textiles sector. This blog looks at our community outreach programme and engagement with recruitment agents.

We are delighted the Government accepted our proposals for the UK Modern Slavery Act Transparency in Supply Chains Clause - including setting a reporting threshold of £36m.

On Monday, the Guardian announced “Ikea adopts the living wage for UK staff”. On the same day, a BBC report said “Ikea to pay UK workers more than living wage”. So who got it wrong?