The Creative Methods Workers Are Using to Stop Bosses’ Abuse June 23, 2022Posted in: Media, Reports & Analysis, Tools for PractitionersBy: Brittany Scottvia In These Times Visit Link https://inthesetimes.com/article/the-creative-methods-workers-are-using-to-stop-bosses-abuse
Farmworkers: Farm Bill on the Horizon June 20, 2022Posted in: Academic, Reports & AnalysisBy: Elisabeth Haub, Emily Broad Leib, Emma Scott, Jonathan Brownvia Farm Bill Law EnterpriseTags: Agriculture, CIW, Corporate Social Responsibility, Fair Food Program, Labor Conditions, Migrant Justice, Milk with Dignity, Monitoring, Worker-driven Social Responsibility Download Farmworkers-Report.pdf, 17 MB
Minneapolis’ Response to Human Trafficking and Exploitation February 24, 2022Posted in: Reports & AnalysisTags: Construction, Health and Safety, Minnesota, Worker-driven Social Responsibility Download MInneapolis-Response-to-Human-Trafficking-and-Exploitation.pdf, 793 KB
Unpacking Labour Risk in Global Meat Supply Chains December 21, 2021Posted in: Reports & AnalysisBy: Cristina Figaredo, Siân Jonesvia FAIRR InitiativeTags: Agriculture, Fair Food Program, investors, Poultry, Worker-driven Social Responsibility Visit Link https://www.fairr.org/article/global-investor-engagement-on-working-conditions-phase-1/?thankyou=true&file=unpacking-labour-risk-(public)
Handbook for SDG-Aligned Food Companies: Four Pillar Framework Standards December 15, 2021Posted in: Academic, Reports & AnalysisBy: Abrania Marrero, Claudia P Baethgen, Diana Marcela, Erin O’Dwyer, Gaelle Espinosa, Jeffrey D. Sachs, Lisa E. Sachs, Nora Mardirossian, Regan Plekenpol, Rico Rincoń, Urvi Agarwalvia Columbia Center on Sustainable InvestmentTags: Agriculture, CIW, Fair Food Program, Labor Conditions, Worker-driven Social Responsibility Visit Link https://ccsi.columbia.edu/sites/default/files/content/docs/19%20CCSI%20Four%20pillars%20full%20report%20rhr.pdf
A history of negligence: How Gap and other major brands failed to draw lessons from the That’s It Sportswear factory fire December 14, 2021Posted in: Reports & AnalysisBy: Christie Miedema, Sarah Newellvia Business & Human Rights Resource Centre Tags: Apparel, Bangladesh, Bangladesh Accord, International Safety Accord, Monitoring, Social Auditing, Worker-driven Social Responsibility Visit Link https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/blog/a-history-of-negligence-how-gap-and-other-major-brands-failed-to-draw-lessons-from-the-thats-it-sportswear-factory-fire/