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Can China ever be safe?
Following the explosion in Tianjin, Stirling Smith asks can workers in China ever be safe?
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Base Code clause 3: Working conditions are safe and hygienic
Guidance on ETI Base Code principle 3: Working conditions are safe and hygienic
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Keeping workers safe and well
How Peer Educators have informed workers about the importance of PPE, and ensured all workers are now protected
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One year on: Accord’s progress in Bangladesh garment industry
In the year since the Rana Plaza collapse, what progress has the Accord made in promoting a safe and healthy ready-made garment industry in Bangladesh?
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COVID-19 briefing: Occupational Safety and Health (OSH)
Summary of guidance and advice published by WHO, ILO, plus country and sector info. Aligns to ETI Base Code clause 3 (working conditions are safe and hygienic).
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Incorporate occupational health and safety into ILO fundamental principles urgently, says ETI
ETI has written to both ILO and IOE to request that proposals to include occupational health and safety (OSH) within the ILO’s framework of fundamental principles and rights at work be actioned urgently.
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ETI and FairWear publish joint guidance and checklist on occupational health and safety during Covid-19
ETI and FairWear have jointly published a discussion sheet and checklist for their members on how to implement occupational health and safety measures to protect workers during Covid-19
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Lessons on worker safety from a Nobel prize winner
Stirling Smith, ETI trainer and blogger, reflects from India on the link between a Nobel prize winner and an old piece of law.
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Improving health and safety in Rajasthan’s stone industry
How a company-led health and safety project is helping to pave the way for employment rights in stone quarries and processing yards.
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A Bhopal every month
On the 30th anniversary of the Bhopal disaster, Stirling Smith counts the bodies