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The dark side of the flower sector: the growing exploitation of women in Kenya

In our latest blog, originally published by Anti-Slavery International, Eunice Waweru from Workers’ Rights Watch (WRW) exposes the exploitation of women in the flower industry in Kenya.
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Transitions & futures, discussion papers

A series of papers on key aspects of the Future World of Work agenda.
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How can companies alleviate risks of sexual violence in conflict-affected supply chains?

Ahead of International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict ETI's Gender Advisor reflects on what role companies can play in alleviate risks across high-risk supply chains.
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It’s time to collect more and better gender-disaggregated supply chain data

To make meaningful progress in addressing gender inequalities in global supply chains, we must have access to data to understand the root causes of the issues at play and effectively measure our progress in addressing them.
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LINDEX's We Women Project: "we can't change the world on our own, but we can start the movement."

LINDEX's We Women project has reached 70,000 women workers in it garment factories in Bangladesh, India and Myanmar in just 3 years. Ingrid Porss, the company's Strategic Lead, Women Empowerment, talks about the project in this inspiring video
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How listening to the voices of women workers improved life for everyone at a Chinese garment factory

Empowering women to become worker representatives and make their voices heard in a China garment factory led to benefits for both workers, and factory managers
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Worker representation case study: supporting women workers to balance their work and childcare responsibilities

Women worker representatives and factory managers work together to achieve a better work-life balance for workers
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How did a collective bargaining initiative in a China shoe factory boost satisfaction among both workers and managers?

One year on from an initiative to embed collective bargaining and empower women workers in a large shoe factory in China, employees satisfaction has risen from 20% to 43%

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