Printwear and Promotion, reports that the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) is an alliance that helps protect workers of workwear such as uniforms from unethical workplaces. Companies that join ETI are committed to having their merchandise manufactured under all ethical standards. So far, there are 44 companies, four trade union organizations, 7 NGOs and non-profit organizations.The ETI Code of Conduct, which governs acceptable work conditions include 9 principles:
(1) Nobody is forced to work.
(2) Workers are allowed to join unions.
(3) Working conditions are healthy and safe.
(4) NO child labor allowed.
(5) Acceptable paid work for cost of living.
(6) No inhume treatment.
(7) Over working is not allowed.
(8) No discrimination allowed.
(9) Open employment opportunities available to all people.
Acro, which is a large protective equipment, workwear and workplace safety equipment manufacturer recently joined the ETI. They are committed to following the 9 principles in the ETI Codes of Conduct. They understand the need for companies to join in the force in stopping the sweatshop industry. To learn more about ETI, visit the site at www.ethicaltrade.org.
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Very helpful staff.
After a mixture of emails and phone calls to clarify the details of the t shirts, Carl worked his socks of to turn the order around in double quick time and meet a very tight deadline - Well done to all involved the shirts went down a storm at the school leaving party and everyone was very happy with the quality. Fantastic job
sweatshirts looked great and the children were delighted with them! I'd echo the comment from another purchaser though that the sizing is quite small so I'm glad we went for the larger sizes.