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Greenpeace's latest report on the tuna industry leaves Nick Kightley with a sense of deja vu ...

Nick Kightley reflects on how our tuna industry might be run, after a Greenpeace report finds significant levels responsibility among only 4 of the top 20 tuna canning companies in South East Asia
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Period poverty fund boosts global access to sanitary products

An educational guide about period poverty, the myths and taboos around menstruation, and ways to empower girls and women against period poverty.
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ETI and leading apparel members join BRC appeal to Priti Patel on licensing of UK garment factories

ETI and a number of its members has countersigned a letter to the Home Secretary calling for licensing of UK factories following reports of exploitation in Leicester
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Climate and employment proofing our work: where do we start?

Wednesday 24 June 2020 is the ITUC’s global day to mobilize activity to “climate and employment proof our work". Beverley Hall, ETI's Senior Advisor, Industrial Relations, reflects on how we can start a conversation on what a green, sustainable and inclusive post-pandemic world might look like.
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ETI and FairWear publish joint guidance and checklist on occupational health and safety during Covid-19

ETI and FairWear have jointly published a discussion sheet and checklist for their members on how to implement occupational health and safety measures to protect workers during Covid-19
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ETI supports call to extend protections to whole maritime supply chain to avert “growing humanitarian and economic crisis”

ETI writes to the UN General Secretary, and joins IMO, ILO and ITF call for protections for seafarers amid concerns of a "growing humanitarian and economic crisis" in maritime industry
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Chain reaction – and how to stop it leading to meltdown in the garment sector

Focusing on the impact of coronavirus on garment supply chains in Cambodia and Myanmar
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Statement from International Dalit Solidarity Network calling for urgent action to protect vulnerable workers by governments and companies

A Statement from IDSN, urging governments and companies with supply chains in South Asia to take measures during Covid-19 to urgently protect migrant and informal workers, including Dalits, against a loss of income, social benefits, shelter and a means to feed themselves and their families
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ETI during the Coronavirus outbreak

Peter McAllister, ETI's Executive Director, on how ETI is operating during the outbreak, and the importance of standing in solidarity with workers at this difficult time
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Making women workers count: BSR’s guidance for gender-responsive supplier assessments

BSR’s Annelise Thim reports on some new tools and resources to support businesses looking to develop gender transformative outcomes

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