The guidance suggests ways to prevent the spread of coronavirus through a set of administrative and engineering controls.
Although the lockdown is officially in effect until 5 May, as of 26 April, apparel factories are allowed to start reopening in phases and zones on a limited scale.
Better Work reached out to over 700 migrant workers in the apparel industry living in Jordan during COVID-19 lock down
Better Factories Cambodia training on COVID-19 reaching provinces and other sectors in the country.
“If there were a tag inside each item of clothing certifying that the people who produced it were treated fairly, I would definitely be ready to pay more.”
During this crisis, we are committed to understanding the impact of COVID-19 supply chain disruptions on businesses and workers in [...]
The COVID-19 situation has accelerated our adoption of technology and virtual learning
On-line industry seminars and training ♦ Industry seminar on the impact of COVID-19 pandemic in the implementation of labour norms [...]
Information on existing and/or new laws in Jordan relevant to COVID-19 compliance issues. Useful for employers, unions, workers and managers [...]
Information on existing and/or new laws in Cambodia relevant to COVID-19 compliance issues. Useful for employers, unions, workers and managers [...]
