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Ergon focus on labour December 2006

This edition of focus on labour analyses whether codes of conduct have had positive results for workers as evidenced by the ETI Impact Assessment conducted by IDS Sussex and we look at the labour requirements of the new G3 sustainability reporting guidelines from GRI. In other articles we analyse new directors' duties and social reporting obligations in the UK and profile labour standards in Angola. Click here to download.

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