VII. Our Project Activities

• Research on compliance with international and national labor standards

• Development of information, education, communication (iec) materials

• Training in monitoring ILO core labor standards and codes of conduct

• Formal codes monitoring and verification, including organizing of unions

• Enterprise-level mass-based programs on core standards and compliance

• Legal assistance for monitors and activists

• Mobilizing national and community groups to participate in activities

• Documentation and dissemination of information on compliance
  Forums on results of research and other activities

• Forums/consultations with management / government on improving compliance with national laws and international standards

• Pushing government agencies for more proactive initiatives for codes/standards implementation -- using ethical standards and anti-corruption mechanisms in government service

• Pushing specific reforms in labor law

• Government workers unions and CPUs (corruption prevention units) monitoring government agencies in their mandates

I. Why Sweatshops
II. Sweatshops Conditions
III. Illustrative Cases of Sweatshops in the Philippines
IV. Instruments for Workers Welfare and Interest Used in TUCP Verification Activities
V. What Unions and Allies Can Do
VI. What We Want to Accomplish
VII. Our Project Activities
VIII. Our Verification Activities
IX. Successes in Progress


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