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Fire safety poster, India

Questioning fire safety in factories

11 October 2013
Fires in South Asia garment factories: why do they start, why do they spread, and why can't workers get out?  

Gazipur factory fire a further call to action

9 October 2013
We are deeply saddened by news from Aswad Composite Mills in Gazipur, Bangladesh that a tragic fire has claimed the lives of at least 10 people.
Homeworking in the UK: a practical and ethical guide for businesses

Homeworking in the UK: new guide

9 October 2013
A new guide shows how a best practice approach to homeworking can help businesses, and offers practical guidance on UK employment law .
BBC Panorama's Richard Bilton

BBC Panorama turns lens on Bangladesh’s garment sector

24 September 2013
Last night, BBC One’s Panorama took viewers to garment factories in Dhaka, Bangladesh in a special investigation into the chronic workers’ rights issues that plague this sector.
Garment factory, China

Lessons in decent work

19 September 2013
Penny Street talks to the TUC's Sam Gurney about ETI's Decent Work project to promote worker-management dialogue in China.

Compensation for Tazreen Fashions and Rana Plaza victims

13 September 2013
Yesterday saw the close of two days of compensation talks for Tazreen Fashions factory fire and Rana Plaza collapse victims and their families. The meetings took place in Geneva, facilitated by global trade union IndustriALL and attended by 11 international brands and retailers.
Ali Enterprises, Baldia, Pakistan

One year after Pakistan’s Baldia factory fire

11 September 2013
While progress has been made after two horrific factory disasters in Bangladesh, everybody seems to have forgotten about Pakistan’s worst-ever industrial disaster.

A first step towards good business?

5 September 2013
The UK government launched Good Business: Implementing the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights last night. ETI Director Peter McAllister gives his thoughts.
Women organising for workers' rights, Tanzania

Anything but trade unions?

8 August 2013
As ETI launches a new guidance on Freedom of Association, Stirling Smith explains why business should welcome trade unions.

New guide supports companies in upholding freedom of association

26 July 2013
We have launched a guide to support companies uphold the right to freedom of association within their supply chains.

Response to The Observer story on India’s tea sector

22 July 2013
Last weekend The Observer highlighted the terrible plight of young girls who have been trafficked to Delhi from Assam, India, and sold into domestic bonded labour. These stories were heart-wrenching and these girls and young women are commendable for their bravery in sharing them, in an effort to shine light on the issue of child trafficking in India. 
Alan Duncan, Minister of State for International Development

Cross-party support for collaboration on Bangladesh

9 July 2013
Minister of State for International Development, Alan Duncan, yesterday urged companies and other stakeholders to engage with ETI to improve supply chains in the Bangladesh garment sector.

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