Fifty Eight partners with organisations and individuals throughout the value chain to achieve work that enhances quality of life, free from exploitation.
How we work
We support organisations through a combination of training, tailored service and support, research,
and development of practical solutions to the challenges of modern slavery facing companies and workers.
We work at and bring together insights across the breadth of supply chains, from boardrooms to grassroots communities.
and development of practical solutions to the challenges of modern slavery facing companies and workers.
We work at and bring together insights across the breadth of supply chains, from boardrooms to grassroots communities.
TrainingGood training is the most effective investment you can make to establish ethical workplaces and consistently address the challenges to worker rights and well being.
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Support ServiceWe provide your organisation with specialist modern slavery expertise and support to help you meet both the spirit and the letter of legislation - at a simple, clear monthly cost.
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ResearchOur research focuses on modern slavery in supply chains, including forced labour, debt bondage, child labour and human trafficking.
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SolutionsWe work with partners to develop technology to dramatically reduce the risk of workers being exploited.
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Addressing modern slavery is never simple.
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Kordus: Enabling transparency and
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Our model Fifty Eight reinvests all profits into projects that are tackling the root causes of modern slavery. Projects such as Just Good Work.
50% of workers in forced labour globally are affected by debt bondage that occurs during the recruitment process. Just Good Work is a free interactive mobile app, giving job-seekers and workers critical information on working abroad in their own language..It aims to educate and equip migrant workers on their rights and responsibilities in working abroad; to help them make good choices for better work abroad. |
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Modern slavery resources
Research that our Director Quintin Lake led as a research fellow at Hult International Business School, together with the Ethical Trading Initiative.
