Ergon

Senior Consultant

Pins arrived at Ergon in 2008. Previously she had worked for the Ethical Trading Initiative, The Body Shop International, Anti-Slavery International and as a diversity trainer. Her particular interests within labour rights work are:

• • Practical application of international labour standards to all workers
• • improving the working conditions of small farmers/agricultural workers and homeworkers in international supply chains;
  

Senior Consultant

Kirsten started working for Ergon in 2008 and has managed research projects for a range of international organisations, including the ILO and the European Commission, with a focus on delivering clear and practical policy recommendations. She has experience in designing and carrying out stakeholder consultation processes and has carried out field work in differing geographical and political contexts, including Zambia, Ukraine and South Korea. As a qualified lawyer, she has provided advice and developed practical guidance material on labour standards in developed and developing economies.

Researcher

Brett has a background in human rights law, international labour standards and corporate responsibility. Before joining Ergon in 2011, he worked as a human rights and labour standards specialist for a human rights risk advisory firm and previously worked at human rights organisations in the UK and abroad.