ETI member companies lobby the Cambodia government to strengthen the draft of the new Law on Unions of Enterprises.

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.

ETI Director Peter McAllister endorses comments from the the US Ambassador to Cambodia on the role trade unions there can play in sustaining democracies and giving vulnerable workers a voice.

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

Stirling Smith looks at some new data on why workers join trade unions and shows how unions benefit business.

Stirling Smith is puzzled that companies don’t want to save money, and makes you an offer you can’t refuse.

Marking Living Wage Week in the UK, the TUC's Owen Tudor reflects on pay as a key issue for the British trade union movement.

Stirling Smith has been looking at a new list of countries with dodgy records in workers’ rights.