It tells the story of a garment industry worker and the different that factory improvements have made to her life, and that of her family.
It’s interesting but also frustrating. It could have focused much more on how factory improvements work and the barriers that the company involved, New Look, have overcome.
Nevertheless, if the garment industry is of interest, it’s worth 10 minutes of your life.
It’s also below:
Ethical Corporation is holding a conference on issues like this in a few weeks time in London.
There will be no PowerPoints. Just practical discussions and sharing of ways to help suppliers run smarter businesses, and become more sustainable as a result.
Here’s a useful report on improving working conditions in factories and fields.
I'm Tobias Webb, founder of Innovation Forum and Sustainable Wine. I write on this blog, with others, about areas of interest to me in supply chains, circular economy and sustainability in general. I hope you find it useful. I've worked in sustainability for about 20 years, and work with large companies, NGOs and governments all over the world. I often act as facilitator, at our conferences, and other meetings, either private or multi-stakeholder. I also work as a 'critical friend' advisor to companies on strategy and stakeholder engagement. I have a separate wine website on sustainability in wine at 
