Be Bold for Change: Seven workers speak out
Globally, the garment sector employs more than 60 million people. 80% of them are women. This International Women’s Day, meet Majda, Bal and Tumpa.
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Made in Mymensingh: An International Women’s Day special
This International Women’s Day we celebrate the determination of women in the world of work by sharing seven inspiring stories from Bangladesh.
Better living and working conditions for deaf workers in Haiti
Better Work joins with an innovative foundation to improve factory clinics and boost the quality of life for a group of deaf workers in Haiti
Enterprise Advisors help bridge gap between workers and managers in Bangladesh
Enterprise advisors work inside the factories, advising and assessing compliance with labour standards
Voices from the factory floor
Meet the faces behind the global garment industry
In Bangladesh, workers embrace factory floor democracy
In a first for the country, garment firms in Bangladesh are required to facilitate open elections for workers in factory committees
Making an impact by giving factories ownership over the improvement process
Discover how Better Work empowers factories so they drive their own improvement process
On-site nurseries: helping Jordanian mothers at work
Better Work Jordan and local stakeholders are calling for the creation of workplace nurseries to help mothers continue their careers
Smart phones, smart workplaces
Almost all garment workers in Asia now own a mobile phone. Better Work programme is finding ways of using this technology to deliver important information
People skills make all the difference in Indonesia’s garment factories
Training in communications for garment factory supervisors yields significant improvements in the quality of working conditions and big gains in productivity
