World Day for Decent Work

Reliable due diligence starts with reliable insight. Yet many companies still struggle to access credible, worker-based information from deep within their supply chains. 

That is the challenge at the heart of The Missing Data in Due Diligence, the launch event of the Fair Work Monitor by CNV Internationaal.

What you will take away 

A business-relevant perspective on worker voice
Hans van den Heuvel, President CNV union, on why worker voice is essential for credible due diligence, compliance with legislation and resilient supply chains.

A practical tool for stronger due diligence 
The Fair Work Monitor will be launched as a key tool to include worker-based insights in risk assessment and follow-up.

Insights you do not usually hear 
Trade union experts from Africa, Asia and Latin America will share perspectives from workers and worksites that often remain outside corporate risk assessments, and why this matters for companies.

A hands-on business challenge   
In From Insight to Action, participants work on a practical business case on how to include worker voice in their supply chains.

Key note by Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Nathalie den Breugom de Haas, Deputy Director of the Sustainable Economic Development Department (DDE). How meaningful engagement with workers contributes to stronger and more sustainable supply chains.

Practical next steps  
A joint discussion on practical barriers, opportunities for collaboration and actions companies can take after the event.

Closure
Daniëlle Woestenberg, Chair CNV Internationaal Board

Networking drinks  
Meet representatives of companies, investors, policymakers, trade unions and civil society organisations.