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Publication / May 1, 2013

Foxconn trade union research

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News / April 23, 2013

A Polish NGO perspective on on-going dismissals at SHARP Manufacturing Poland

The Polish NGO CentrumCSR.pl has complied an update detailing recent lay-offs and difficult working conditions at SHARP Manufacturing Poland. Since 2012, more than 1600 jobs were lost. SHARP has been terminating contracts of groups of…

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News / April 9, 2013

Complaint filed against Swedish appliances brand Electrolux for violating OECD guidelines

Today, the Swedish NGO Swedwatch has filed a complaint with the Swedish NCP, requesting the NCP to investigate whether or not Electrolux AB complies with the OECD Guidelines for multinational enterprises. Swedwatch argues that through…

News / April 8, 2013

Eleventh Conflict-Free Minerals Supply Chain Workshop on 8-9 May 2013 in Hong Kong

The Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC) and the Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) are hosting the Eleventh Conflict-Free Minerals Supply Chain Workshop on 8-9 May 2013 in Hong Kong.The Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC) and the…

News / April 4, 2013

Malaysian electronics manufacturer Renesas Semiconductor criticised for union busting

87 civil society organisations, trade unions and groups are calling on Malaysian electronics manufacturer Renesas Semiconductor to respect the freedom of association and the right to effective recognition of the right to collective bargaining. Renesas…

Publication / April 1, 2013

Complaint to the Swedish National Contact Point for the OECD

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News / March 28, 2013

Labour conflict Electrolux Thailand not resolved, despite pressure GoodElectronics and Swedish union

The labour conflict at the Rayong plant of Electrolux in Thailand has not yet been resolved, despite intervention by Swedish union IF Metall. Letters by the GoodElectronics Network and GoodElectronics Thailand (GET) to the Swedish…

News / March 26, 2013

Epeat expands its activities to imaging equipment

This February 12th, Epeat announced its expansion to imaging equipment as scanners, printers and copiers.Epeat is a registry organization for global greener electronics. Epeat aims to help companies, governments and consumers to compare and purchase…

News / March 25, 2013

Series of reports on corporate responsibility of mobile network operators across Europe

makeITfair reports on the corporate responsibility of mobile network operators across Europe. Focused research was conducted into the human rights policies and practices of mobile network operators in Sweden, Germany, Finland, and Hungary.MakeITfair reports on…

News / March 21, 2013

Apple fails in its responsibility to monitor suppliers

At the occasion of the Apple shareholders meeting, Hong Kong-based labour group SACOM has published a new report on Apple. SACOM is highly critical of working conditions at Apple suppliers in China. While Apple claims…

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