Blog post What is state-imposed forced labour? Many companies are not aware of the use of state-imposed forced labour in their supply chains, but it is important to be alert to the risk.
Blog post Modern slavery – what helps? On UK Anti-Slavery Day 2019, Cindy Berman, ETI’s Head of Modern Slavery looks some of the things companies can do which we know to be effective
Blog post Lessons on government action and what more is needed On UK Anti Slavery Day, Cindy Berman, Head of Modern Slavery at ETI, flags up insights on government actions and 5 steps they can take today
Blog post What is going wrong? Why are we still finding slave labour in UK agriculture in 2019? Four years on from the Modern Slavery Act 2015, forced labour is still an issue in the UK.
Blog post After India’s general election - what next for ethical trade? Stirling Smith, ETI trainer and blogger, looks at the possible implications of India's general election and clarifies the minimum wage in India.
Blog post What have we learnt since the collapse of Rana Plaza? We recognise that more needs to be done, while acknowledging the 'monumental' progress that has been made in five years..
Blog post Motivating workplace cooperation in China: what companies should note Huasheng Garments factory managers were first introduced to SCORE Training when one of their buyers, British brand and ETI member White Stuff, offered to sponsor their participation in a jointly implemented ILO/ETI SCORE Training programme.
Blog post Improving the UK’s Modern Slavery Act: what parliament can do We've produced a short briefing note for MPs as part of our contribution to increasing parliamentary knowledge.
Blog post [VIDEO] What will submissions to the UK labour market enforcement consultation include? Speakers at ETI's ethical insights discussion on labour exploitation comment on the upcoming UK labour market enforcement consultation.
Blog post What kind of modern slavery legislation is best for Australia? The question Australia is grappling with, is whether new legislation aimed at companies should be regulatory or non-regulatory?