@evansaptuac@NuffieldFound When do we get past seeing the need for collective bargaining infrastructures as radical and recognise these are basic tenets of a functioning economy? Asks John Evans @evansaptuac
@ituc In 7 out of 9 cases suppliers blamed #COVID19 ‘s impact for dismissals, but workers say union members are unfairly targeted for union membership and organising. Find out more in @BHRRC’s new report https://t.co/UhEGWKYYPY
Les syndicats déposent leur première plainte Covid-19 au PCN France. L'urgence d'une crise mondiale nécessite un forum mondial d'urgence. L'OCDE est la mieux placée pour fournir ce forum. @uniglobalunion@OECD@DGTresor https://t.co/oqaUDYhdWH
The @OECD guidance represents a step forward in encouraging responsible conduct by financial sector actors. To explain some of the key highlights, @OECDwatch and @BankTrack have prepared this analysis and briefing on the strongest elements of the guidance: https://t.co/dcgsw70g1k
John Evans (@evansaptuac) has kicked off the discussion by raising growing income inequality, the gender pay gap, the 'geography of discontent' and non-financial factors as core dimensions of fairness to consider #WFCentenary
@MForstater@ihrb@saliltripathi@theGNI@FarisNatour @BHRRC According to the Guidelines and the new Due Diligence Guidance, companies like @Apple and @Google are certainly responsible for identifying and seeking to prevent this negative impact linked to their products. So, yes, could be worth a try. If only the NCPs weren't so weak...