Online course | Decent work in global supply chains
Prof. Mark Anner, one of the most knowledgeable researchers on labour conditions in the global garment industry, is leading the multi-disciplinary online course and together with an international team of experts will guide you through the answers. Prof. Mark Anner a also one of the main researchers of the Core Labour Standards Plus (CLS+), a new initiative by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung to advocate for binding, enforceable and comprehensive social and labour standards in preferential and framework agreements by linking social and economic development in global supply chains.
- When? The course starts on 12 January 2017 and runs over 8 weeks
- Where? Worldwide, only an internet connection is required
- For whom? Trade unionists and everybody interested in decent work in global supply chains
- Costs? The course is free of charge in the audit track, and costs 49 € in the certificate track.
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Office for Regional Cooperation in Asia
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Singapore 199591
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