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A letter from Kolkata - why Worker Voice matters
Indranil Mandal, based in Kolkata in India, writes about worker voice, why it matters and why business should go beyond audit to safeguard workers in supply chains.
12 hours ago5 min read


AskTheWorkers.com
asktheworkers.com is our worker-facing site; it is a site for workers. It showcases our app with videos in 20+ spoken languages, why they should use our app, and how our app works.
Jan 173 min read


Ask The Elves
With a supply chain stretching from pole to pole, Santa has a lot of elves to worry about. Relying on snowcial audits is not enough. So Santa uses Ask The Elves which gives him real-time visibility over elf and safety across the whole chain.
Dec 15, 20253 min read


Why Ask The Workers?
Taking someone's word for it is not due diligence. That's why an effective approach means we must Ask The Workers. Find out why this is becoming a new standard for labour rights due diligence.
Nov 26, 20254 min read


How effective are your labor rights due diligence tools?
We set out a simple theory that can be used to assess the effectiveness of due diligence tools for worker rights in supply chains - and there is a free app coming shortly using this theory - watch this space.
Sep 29, 20255 min read


Worker voice - improving surveys
Worker voice surveys have been around a long time. Yet they are not a standard component of labour rights due diligence processes for responsible and ethical sourcing teams. But there is now a better way.
Jul 16, 20256 min read


Sharing worker data
Prompted by discussions we have had with several brands in the last two weeks, we explain how its possible to have worker data or worker voice collected via a single process and then shared with everyone who needs to see it, when they need to see it.
May 15, 20256 min read


Continuous worker voice and workplaces (and suppliers)
Why should suppliers implement Ask The Workers. Read on here to see why continuous worker voice makes sense for suppliers.
May 14, 202511 min read


Your workers - who are they?
Across sub-contractors, supply chains and agencies - you can find you have many workers contributing to your enterprise that you don't know. Here's a short note on how to understand and manage your wider worker human rights responsibilities.
Apr 22, 20255 min read


Ask the workers FAQs
This post collects up our FAQs into one place. You can find our FAQs better presented on our home page, and you can ask your questions to our AI Chat and also get the benefit of Claude's wider knowledge.
Apr 12, 202539 min read


A duty of care for business to workers?
Business should recognise its duty of care to workers in its locations and supply chains. Here's why and what government should do.
Mar 31, 20259 min read


Ask the workers - our news
Ask the workers is our new brand - all the workers, all the time. And there's more news coming, including new technology and partnerships.
Mar 1, 20253 min read


Worker voice in one minute - ES3G
See ES3G in one minute - and how continuous worker monitoring enables you to know how workers are treated in your supply chains. Simple, low
Oct 22, 20243 min read


Worker voice data: 7 things to know
Important article setting out the limitations of worker voice data
Oct 12, 20244 min read


Benefits for workplaces
HRDD | human rights due diligence | ask the workers how they are treated
Oct 6, 20243 min read


Worker Voice
Worker voice and how it can be used to monitor workplace conditions and for human rights due diligence
Apr 29, 20244 min read


ESG
ESG is environmental, social and governance; used to measure how well workplaces treat society - corporate social responsibility / CSR.
Feb 13, 20243 min read


ESG and worker voice
ESG: the worker voice app ESG (environmental, social and governance) is not a new concept, the definition has been in use for many years....
Dec 18, 20232 min read


Measuring ESG
Measure ESG in order to manage it and then to improve it. Environmental, social and governance, the key to corporate social responsibility.
Sep 13, 20233 min read
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