Module 1: The foundations of human rights and business

Learn about where human rights originated, what existing and forthcoming legislation will require from business, the role of ETI, and work through real-life examples of human rights issues in the supply chain.

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Free debate: What make workers vulnerable to modern slavery?

What drives modern slavery in global supply chains? Who is most vulnerable? And how do we stop it? Latest research findings from leading global experts.

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Ethical essentials for Irish food and farming companies and suppliers

New training course specifically for Irish Food and Farming companies to be held at The Hub in Kilkenny on 24 and 25 November

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Ethical consumerism: does it really have power in global supply chains?

What makes an ‘ethical consumer’ ethical? Do you have to buy 'ethical products' to be an 'ethical consumer?

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Unions, learning and wellbeing

Real wellbeing at work comes through fairness, engagement and empowerment, in having a voice and connecting with others.

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Disability access to employment: a supply chain perspective

ETI member, the Body Shop actively seeks out and works with disadvantaged people. Read why.

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Waterloo and ethical trade

Stirling Smith finds that 1815, and the peace brought about by Waterloo, was a great year for ethical trade with plans developed for model workplaces.

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A glimpse into the history of ethical trade

Stirling Smith digs into the archives and finds that the campaign for ethical trade was very active a century ago.

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Human rights essentials training

ETI's Human Rights Essentials course features four modules to equip learners with the fundamentals of human rights in business.

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