What is the Decent Work Check?
The WageIndicator DecentWorkCheck is an easy way to check if labour rights are being followed in the workplace
The WageIndicator DecentWorkCheck is an easy way to check if labour rights are being followed in the workplace
The DecentWorkCheck in Indonesia focuses on the garment industry. It checks compliance - with labour laws and minimum wages - in garment factories. You can then see which factories are compliant, and compare. Areas within the DecentWorkCheck include work and leave, work and maternity and much more. You can see the Garment DecentWorkCheck Indonesia here.
The DecentWorkCheck in Ethiopia is concentrated on the garment industry and provides a way to measure whether working conditions comply with labour laws. Despite widespread improvement efforts many garment factories still fail to comply with work and pay, work and leave and more. You can click here to see the DecentWorkCheck Ethiopia.
The flower farm sector in Uganda, also known as the floricultural sector, forms the focus of this DecentWorkCheck. The aim is to check compliance with a range of labour laws and wage laws in the country such as work and employment security, work and sick leave, work and compensation and more. The easy DecentWorkCheck Uganda can be found here.
What are working conditions like on the flower farms in Ethiopia? How long are working hours? Are employees paid a decent wage? Are the labour laws of Ethiopia being followed? Find out more by visiting the DecentWorkCheck for the flower farm sector in Ethiopia.