Partnerships crucial for future of sustainable supply chains
Better Work and Vietnamese garment industry partners gather to discuss sustainability in an era of uncertainty.
Better Work and Vietnamese garment industry partners gather to discuss sustainability in an era of uncertainty.
Better Work Jordan training programme highlights improvements to business productivity and worker well-being since its implementation at the beginning of 2017
What does it take for a factory to achieve – and maintain – high levels of labour compliance? Two factories producing apparel for Asics, Target, Levi’s and Nike are leading the way and hope to inspire others across the industry.
The Memorandum of Understanding between Better Work Jordan and The General Trade Union of Workers in Textile, Garment and Clothing Industries was signed on 11 April,2018.
Better Work launches a step-change five-year strategy to significantly increase its impact in the global garment industry.
Better Work and Disney have teamed up in an effort to improve factory working conditions. The partnership led to trainings for 201 managers from 115 licensee companies that in turn contract some 2,447 factories.
UN task force to improve living and working conditions of Syrian refugees in Jordan
Mothers@Work, a national initiative to support maternity rights and promote breastfeeding in the garment sector has been launched in Bangladesh.
On the first day of the World Trade Organization’s “Aid for Trade” conference taking place from 11-13 July, Switzerland has announced that it will continue to support Better Work with a contribution of 12 million Swiss francs (12,470,000 US dollars) between 2017 and 2021.
Better Work will collaborate with Fair Wear Foundation, an international multistakeholder initiative, to streamline aspects of their factory-level operations and offer their respective business partners new benefits.
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