Stirling Smith expects few surprises in the ethical trade stories that will hit the headlines in 2014.

NGOs have been pushing for the living wage for at least 15 years, but Rachel Wilshaw, Oxfam's Ethical Trade Manager thinks a breakthrough is on the cards.

The minimum wage for garment workers in Bangladesh has been raised. Is it enough and will workers get the full benefit? 

As Living Wage Week comes to an end, the work to try to achieve it for workers in the UK and around the world continues.

https://impacttlimited.com/Oxfam GB's ethical trade manager Rachel Wilshaw explains the compelling case for a living wage in developing countries and the UK alike, and looks at the benefits for both companies and workers.

Living wage as an issue is not going to go away. Even David Cameron says it's “an idea whose time has come”. How should companies proceed?

Opening a series of insights with a look at the challenges of implementing living wages in a global economy, Sabita Banerji asks who's making progress and where they can look to for support.

A footprint of poverty in Kenyan fresh produce: Oxfam’s new report with IPL

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.