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Human rights due diligence framework

ETI Human Rights Due Diligence Framework
ETI Human Rights Due Diligence Framework (executive summary)
  • Public
  • 19 May 2016
  • Resource type
    Tools, Guidelines & Briefings
  • Subject
    Due diligence
    ETI base code
    Child labour
    Women
    Gender
    Migrant workers
    Contract labour
    Domestic workers

A guide for companies to help them prevent and manage labour rights risks, and understand why engagement, negotiation and collaboration is the only way to succeed.

Full guide and executive summary available.

The executive summary is also available in Spanish, French and German.

Already using this framework? Let us know how you are using it and what other resources you need, via our short feedback survey.

We also run a 3-day training course based on the framework.

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