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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

Shamima taking part in social dialogue training for supervisors at a Bangladeshi garment factory

What does it take for a woman to become a Bangladeshi garment factory supervisor?

15 March 2016
Shamima is a floor supervisor in a Bangladeshi garment factory where most supervisors are men. So what does it take for a woman like Shamima to rise up through the ranks in such a culture?
Female garment factory worker, Bangladesh

What the whole world wants but women rarely get: a good job

4 December 2015
Sabita Banerji tells us why gender matters in ethical trade.
Female garment workers, Tamil Nadu, India | Photo: Sabita Banerji

Greater confidence for young Tamil Nadu cotton mill workers

24 November 2015
Young female mill workers are learning to stand up for their rights in a local spinning mill that produces thread for the world's garment production.
Female agricultural worker, Tanzania

Stay standing if you are in work but trapped in poverty

6 November 2015
This Living Wage Week we reflect on why so many people around the world are still trapped in poverty despite being in work.
What does a National Living Wage really mean?

What does a National Living Wage really mean?

23 July 2015
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?
Archbishop of York

IT'S NOT FAIR!

8 May 2015
Sabita Banerji gets to the heart of the Living wage issue, and reports on the rallying cry from the Archbishop of York at the recent ETI and Global Compact Network UK’s living wage conference.

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