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Why should companies take ethical trade seriously? What practical steps can they take to exercise their responsibility for the workers in their supply chains? This section provides some initial pointers to retailers and brands and shows you where to obtain more in-depth information.
Ethical trade: skill-building
The six 'C's of ethical trading
Derived from the principles of ETI membership, these six points represent the key elements that make up a credible ethical trade strategy, based on our experience.
Ethical trading tips for buyers
Given that company buying practices (eg lead times, prices negotiated with suppliers) impact on supplier companies' ability to provide decent working conditions, we offer here some tips for buyers on how to integrate workers' issues into their decisions.
ETI Workbook: A comprehensive guide for companies
Why should companies take ethical trade seriously? How can ethical trade managers get the support they need to resource their strategy? How can they get an accurate picture of working conditions in their supply chain and make sure their suppliers provide decent conditions for their workers? The ETI workbook helps companies tackle the many complex questions involved in ethical trade and is packed with practical tips, case studies, tools and resources.
The ETI Training programme: practical courses in ethical trade
Our newly revised, restructured and updated programme incorporates all the latest thinking and good practice in ethical trade, with courses aimed at providing essential knowledge for beginners to more in-depth courses for those with more experience.
DVD - Ethical trade: the business case
We have recently launched two films to help corporate ethical trade managers increase awareness and support for labour codes, both within their own companies, and in their supply chains. Contact the ETI Secretariat eti@eti.org.uk or call +44 (0) 20 7841 5180 to obtain copies. .
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