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Better Work Haiti: 25th Biannual Compliance Synthesis Report
Haiti's economy and particularly the garment sector has been severely affected by a series of political and economical crises that have seriously affected the functioning of economic life, health services, and various other sectors including the garment industry. Although the Haitian garment sector has shown a great degree of resilience throughout the years.
Better Work Zero Tolerance Protocol
The generic protocol applies in countries that do not have a country-specific zero tolerance protocol. For country specific zero tolerance protocols, please click on the links below:
Understanding impact: Research insights from Better Work 2017-2022
Independent assessment shows that improved working conditions in the apparel industry make workers’ lives better and businesses stronger
DP 43: Repeat, Repair or Renegotiate? The Post-COVID Future of the Apparel Industry
Jason Judd J. Lowell Jackson
The supply chain ripple effect: How COVID-19 is affecting garment workers and factories in Asia and the Pacific
ILO research brief on how COVID-19 is affecting garment workers and factories in Asia and the Pacific
Posters of Collective Agreement 2019
As the Collective Agreement was signed in December 2019 between employers represented by the Jordan Garments, Accessories & Textiles Exporters’ Association (J-GATE) and the Association of Owners of Factories, Workshops and Garments (AOFWG) and workers represented by the General Trade Union of Workers in Textile, Garment & Clothing Industries Jordan (GTU). The posters are available in five languages (Arabic, English, Bangla, Sinhala, and Hindi) for easy reference for both Jordanian workers and workers from abroad.
