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About the Open Apparel Registry (OAR) The Open Apparel Registry (OAR) is a neutral, open source tool mapping garment facilities worldwide and allocating a unique ID to each. Since launching at the end of March 2019, the OAR has grown to include over 53,000 facilities uploaded by more than 250 Contributors, including major global brands, multi-stakeholder initiatives, civil society organisations and factory groups. The tool is used by stakeholders across the apparel sector to eliminate confusion and facilitate collaboration, enabling interoperability across systems and tackling the long-standing industry problem of facility identification. As well as many other efficiency and process benefits, the way that the OAR organizes and presents data ultimately improves the lives of some of the most vulnerable workers in global supply chains. Search the tool here Learn more about the OAR here Watch our animation Job Description Responsible...

Good On You uses the power of consumer choices to create a sustainable future. We’re building the world’s most trusted brand rating system, starting in fashion... Underpinning our tech is a robust ratings system and methodology, endorsed by leading industry bodies, retailers and advocates–including Emma Watson. By 2021 we aim to rate 10,000 brands and reach 5 million users globally. Good On You is growing our team to meet the accelerating demand for sustainability ratings from conscious shoppers and retailers. We’re looking for a committed Ratings Analyst to become part of the driving force behind Good On You’s world leading sustainability platform...

Founded in the wake of the Rana Plaza disaster in Bangladesh, Fashion Revolution has become the world’s largest fashion activism movement, mobilising citizens, industry and policymakers through their research, education and advocacy work... The European Citizens' Initiative is a unique way for people to help shape government policy by calling on the European Commission to propose new laws. Once an initiative has reached one million signatures, the Commission will decide on what action to take. The successful post-holder will take the lead in coordinating a European-wide public advocacy campaign to secure one million signatures from EU citizens in support of living wage legislation for the textiles and garment sector...The postholder will be expected to work between 3-4 days per week on average, for a total of 250 days, between 8th March 2021 – 7th October 2022...