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Learning from modern slavery statements

How useful are modern slavery statements? And do we know any more about the prevalence of modern slavery and what companies are doing to combat it?
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Living wage initiatives

Living Wage is a key issue for the selection of campaigning organisations and labour rights specialists listed here.
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Back to the future: women’s work and the gig economy

Learning from the history of women’s work can help to overcome discrimination and improve working conditions in the gig economy.
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The Sustainable Development Goals: will they make a difference to workers?

The SDGs range from ending poverty and hunger to ensuring gender equality and reducing inequality. They also explicitly refer to work and jobs.
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Supporting pride at work: LGBT issues and ethical trade

Non-discrimination is enshrined in ETI’s Base Code clause 7 but LGBT workers are very vulnerable in the global supply chain.
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The Internet of Things: how going “smart” is altering the world of work

Sensors that capture motion, temperature and light have become almost ubiquitous thanks to the smartphone and other technology.
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LIVE BLOG: Transparency and business - pros and cons, impacts and issues

We live blogged on our Ethical Insights debate on transparency in business.
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Strawberry fair? Safeguarding women workers on Moroccan farms

Morocco is the world’s fifth largest exporter of strawberries and women make up most of the workforce.
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Overcoming consumer scepticism: harnessing the Modern Slavery Act to effect change

Transparency in the supply chain and why a modern slavery statement registry is vital.
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Syrian refugees working in Turkey’s garment sector

Helping global brands and local suppliers deliver decent and legal jobs for Syrian refugees.

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