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Mars, Tesco, Vinci & General Electric join Leadership Group for Responsible Recruitment - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

Mars, Tesco, Vinci & General Electric join Leadership Group for Responsible Recruitment - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
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EmiratesGBC to launch responsible labour practices programme

EmiratesGBC to launch responsible labour practices programme DUBAI, 1 days ago The Emirates Green Building Council (EmiratesGBC), an independent forum promoting sustainability and green buildings, has partnered with HSBC Middle East to launch a ‘responsible labour practices’ capacity building programme to promote socially responsible worker welfare practices and strengthen the financial capability of workers. Organised in association with training partner Equidem and knowledge partner Multiplex, the programme will help the sector continue its efforts towards worker welfare in line with the UAE’s local labour laws, the ILO Conventions ratified by the UAE, and the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs), said the statement from EmiratesGBC.

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EmiratesGBC and HSBC Middle East launch capacity building programme

EmiratesGBC and HSBC Middle East launch capacity building programme
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Leadership Group for Responsible Recruitment Manager & North America Regional Co-ordinator, Migrant Workers Programme

Leadership Group for Responsible Recruitment Manager & North America Regional Co-ordinator, Migrant Workers Programme Posted by IHRB is seeking a dynamic individual for a unique dual role position as part of its ambitious Migrant Workers Programme. The role will require a skillful project manager with a passion for migration issues to drive the work of the Leadership Group for Responsible Recruitment (LGRR) and its goal of eradicating the charging of recruitment fees to migrant workers. The role will also require a stakeholder engagement expert with an entrepreneurial approach to relationship building. This includes having a deep understanding of how to best engage with the diverse actors involved in the recruitment of migrant workers – made up of migrant workers themselves, local recruitment agencies, global brands, governments, investors, civil society and trade union representatives, and intergovernmental organisations, amongst others. The role will develop IHRB’s Migrant

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Global brands failing to uphold promises of migrant worker protection

Global brands failing to uphold promises of migrant worker protection Featured pages Opinion Featured pages Featured pages Featured pages Featured pages Opinion Featured pages Global brands failing to uphold promises of migrant worker protection Migrant workers across the globe are facing ongoing human rights abuses, with fresh analysis from KnowTheChain exposing brands for doing little to convert their policy promises into action. The briefing, released on 12 April 2021, traced promises made by large apparel brands to protect the rights of migrant workers and found that few have integrated these commitments into their supply chain practices. Of 180 companies in the three sectors with high-risk supply chains (electronics, food and apparel), only 23 companies (13%) disclosed evidence of implementing policies to protect migrant workers. This includes policies on pressing issues such as that of recruitment fees. Many migrant

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