Indonesia’s garment sector is ranked among the top ten largest textile producing countries and the main contributor to the national economy. The ILO-BWI programme continuously empowers local garment business to be succeed in global garment industry through its annual Indonesia Business Forum.
A competition helps to raise awareness of Safe Workplaces in the garment factories and increase participation of OSH committee, managers, and trade union in OSH related initiatives.
Better Work Haiti provides new tools to build workers’ knowledge of national labour law and international labour standards.
Social dialogue helps industry tackle long-standing issue with workers’ contracts
Public reporting on key labour standards and conditions in the garment industry has seen significant improvement in labour standards compliance in important areas, according a new report released today.
Scaling the Better Work model crucial for lasting improvements, tripartite delegation says.
Raeda Abu Halawa is a Jordanian woman working as a mechanic in one of the satellite factories affiliated to the Better Work Jordan programme.
Study shows that while payment by performance can bring higher wages, poorly designed piece rate systems have negative impacts on workers.
The International Labour Organization turns 100 this year, marking ten decades working for social justice and decent work for all. Find out how the agency has transformed the garment industry since its earliest days.
Statement from the Project Advisory Committee of Better Factories Cambodia on its 49th Meeting
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