Better Work Nicaragua is helping to ensure that the progress made on the national stage is reflected within individual factories.
Communication is key to improving the relationship between workers and supervisors in Haiti
Living with disability can make finding decent work difficult, but some garment factories in Viet Nam have understood that, with a few adjustments, recruiting people with disabilities can be good for business
Poong In Vina garment factory in Vietnam is reaping the business benefits of having good systems and compliance to labour law.
1 August 2012. Learn about the Better Work Vietnam programme and see how it is making a different in the […]
28 April 2012 Better Work Lesotho and its partners celebrated for the first time World Day for Safety and Health […]
BWJ set to share its expertise to improve the working conditions of employees with disabilities across the garment industry
4 March 2013. Jakarta - Angela Friska started suffering from asthma when she was 8. Her parents soon discovered that her [...]
12 March 2013. Phnom Penh – As an ear shattering whistle blows, 400 young men and women immediately stand to […]
11 April 2013. Jakarta – They came in out of the rain in trickles, but by four in the […]
Vung Tau, Vietnam 6-10 May 2013 29 May 2013. VUNG TAO – Every year, Enterprise Advisors and Training Officers from […]
19 June 2013. Phnom Penh – When Ros Pagna was only 11 years old, she began working in a garment factory […]
Duong Thi Be – Worker at Pungkook II Factory 9 September 2013. Ho Chi Minh City – Be sits behind […]
Tu Thi Huyen Trang – Supervisor at Thuan Phuong Factory 9 September 2013. Ho Chi Minh City – Bent forward, her […]
