Sue Longley from the IUF rallies to save the UK's Agricultural Wages Board, ahead of the House of Commons debate.

ETI Director Peter McAllister recently attended a summit on global trade in South Africa. He shares his insights in part one of a two-part blog series.

"All companies sourcing from China must work far harder to meet their responsibilities towards the workers making their products, whatever the product."

Ergon's Stuart Bell highlights new initiatives to push workers' wages above legal minima

Some key lessons from ETI's Decent Work Project on helping build constructive dialogue between workers and managers in China.

ActionAid has published a report highlighting the payment of poverty wages, unreasonable hours and abuse of clothing workers in Bangladesh.

Can Singapore's model be applied elsewhere?

Social auditor and former social compliance manager for Marks and Spencer, Muriel Johnson, talks to ETI's Alan Sadler about current ethical trade trends.

Work is double-edged: while it provides the main opportunity for people to escape poverty, without respect for workers' rights, it keeps them locked into it.