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Sabita Banerji

Sabita Banerji
Position
NGO Co-ordinator
Organisation
THIRST

Sabita is NGO Coordinator and CEO of tea sctor NGO, THIRST

 

Blog posts from this author

2.5 million workers benefit from ETI’s work in five years

13 July 2016
Take a look at our list of achievements including better workplaces, stronger mechanisms for workers t​o voice concerns and greater collaboration between our members.
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.
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.
Male cleaner, mopping a floor

Is it possible to pay the UK 'national living wage' without cutting benefits?

21 April 2016
Why is the UK's new national living wage leaving some workers worse off?

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