Learning from the history of women’s work can help to overcome discrimination and improve working conditions in the gig economy.

Fresh Produce Consortium guidance on the provision of caravan accommodation for temporary workers in the UK

The SDGs are ambitious, but in a world where 8 men have the same wealth as the poorest half of the world, nothing less would suffice.

With specific worker-related targets, the SDGs are a rallying point for businesses, unions and civil society organisations.

How can workers and companies grappling with new forms of employment ensure labour rights are respected and strengthened?

Current supply chain issues, challenges and opportunities.

The UK parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights has just published its Human Rights and Business 2017 report calling for “stronger legislation, stronger enforcement and clearer routes to justice” to protect workers’ human rights.

The SDGs range from ending poverty and hunger to ensuring gender equality and reducing inequality. They also explicitly refer to work and jobs.

Building awareness of labour standards risks in supply chains serving the health sector.

Launching the SCORE Programme in Guangdong Province to help SMEs improve their productivity, quality and management systems.