Better Work Haiti: 15th Biannual Synthesis Report
- Significant progress in establishing social dialogue mechanisms at the factory level.
- Bipartite committees (PICC) are set up to facilitate communication between management and workers.
- Several unions have agreed to participate in the bipartite committees.
- Non-compliance rates vary by compliance point, with some areas showing higher rates than others.
- Detailed assessments of individual factories reveal specific areas of non-compliance and remediation efforts.
This 15th biannual synthesis report, produced under the HOPE II Legislation in Haiti, is a joint publication by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC). The report details the activities and findings of the Better Work Haiti program, which aims to improve working conditions and ensure compliance with labor laws in Haitian garment factories. It includes assessments of various factories, highlighting areas of non-compliance and progress made in remediation efforts. The report also acknowledges the support of various donors and partners involved in the Better Work Haiti initiative.
How to cite
2017, Better Work Haiti: 15th Biannual Synthesis Report, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/betterwork-haiti-2017-better-work-15th-biannual