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Jane Moyo

Jane Moyo
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Acting Media and Communications Manager
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ETI

Jane is Acting Media and Communications Manager at ETI.

Blog posts from this author

Bangladesh: Partnership to promote responsible buying in the garment sector

16 April 2018
Better Buying and the ETI are to collaborate in Bangladesh to support and promote responsible buying practices within garment industry supply chains.
A young palm oil plantation labourer ©ILO-Asrian Mirza

Latest thinking on ending modern slavery and child labour

11 April 2018
The UN’s Global Compact is sharing a promotional booklet on the need to act now to ensure decent work by combatting modern slavery and child labour.

Image of hospitality sector worker courtesy of Shutterstock

Five ways to stop exploiting women in high risk workforces

15 March 2018
Women workers in highly feminised labour sectors are subject to specific workplace risks, discrimination and gender related abuse and violence. This, ETI member FLEX argues, presents challenges around reach, trust and detection.
Lao garment worker ©ILO-Jean Pierre Pellissier

Decent work for women migrant workers

13 February 2018
Sharing lessons from the ILO/DFID 'Work in Freedom' programme in South Asia's garment and footwear sector.
Garment factory worker © ILO-Aaron Santos

Arcadia’s squeeze on suppliers

18 January 2018
ETI’s Executive Director, Peter McAllister said that reported cuts, particularly to orders that have already been agreed, are “totally unacceptable within responsible business practice”.

Primark's new teaching resources explore its international supply chain

4 January 2018
Resources that explore Primark’s business in the areas of the environment, ethics and the clothing journey to help provide relevant case studies for 11 to 16-year-olds.

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