In this video we talk about why it is important to respect workforce rights in the workplace and how leaders can make this work effectively. Alessa Rigal is an expert in business & human rights as well as responsible sourcing, focusing on a humanitarian approach. Over the last 12.5 years, she has worked in workers’ rights and international development spaces since arriving to the UK from San Francisco. She has built her career through roles within international NGO’s and consultancies including ethical auditing, leading her to her last role within a global produce supplier. In that time, she most notably spent 5 years with the Ethical Trading Initiative, working closely with companies, trade unions and NGO’s. She collaborated on programmes focused on improvement of workers’ rights in global supply chains initially across apparel and food and then exclusively in agriculture. Her work in agriculture over the last 6 years has been focused in addressing needs of vulnerable worker groups, working across Senior stakeholder groups and programme management. Her last role as Group Head of Human Rights & Ethics provided the opportunity to apply over a decade of experience into creating strategic human rights plans paired with an ambitious sustainability agenda. She is currently exploring what next on the horizon, centered in change and impact with workers’ rights and how they partner with environmental protection - developing a knowledge portfolio in sustainability. Want to know more about Culture Lab Consultancy? We believe that it is possible to create workplace cultures that are inclusive, psychologically safe and enable people to safely speak up. Visit us here www.culturelabconsultancy.com Brought to you by the Culture Lab Consultancy Ltd, you can find me at: www.culturelabconsultancy.com / kaminuttall / culturelabconsultancy Inclusion series: 'Effective dialogue' • Inclusion | Effective dialogue only happen... 'Doing the work of uncovering experiences' • Inclusion | Doing the work of uncovering e... 'Creating safe spaces to speak up' • Inclusion | Creating safe spaces to speak up 'Leading with personal and organisational responsibility' • Inclusion | Leading with personal and orga... 'What inclusion means in the workplace TODAY and in the context of black lives matter' • What inclusion means in the workplace TODA... More interviews with experts exploring corporate culture: • Culture | Becoming a Communicative Organis... Becoming a Communicative Organisation | Interview with Katie Nicholas • Culture | Right Now, Your Culture Is Your ... Right Now Culture Is Your Brand | Interview with ABA Brand Agency • Culture | Creating workplace culture that ... Creating workplace culture that takes Mental Health seriously | Interview with Aileen Evans, CEO and President • Culture | Mindfulness in the workplace | I... Mindfulness in the Workplace | Interview with Dr Vicky Lauté • Interview with Jenny Brown | Coaching: its... Coaching culture in the workplace | Interview with Jenny Brown, EMCC Coach Practitioner • Corporate culture | Business Culture in th... Culture in the time of Covid-19 | Interview with Kami Nuttall, Culture Assurance Expert and Trainer • Corporate culture | Inclusion | An Intervi... Inclusion | Interview with Ishreen Bradley, Inclusion Expert • Corporate Culture | Mindset | Interview wi... Mindset | Interview with Jackie Beere, OBE • Corporate Culture | HR Analytics | Intervi... HR Analytics | Interview with Rebeca Fernandez, MBA Other videos about culture in the workplace: • Corporate Culture - Covid 19 and work? Thi... Covid19 and work? Things will never be the same again • Conscious about organisation culture Conscious about organisational culture • Corporate culture: Golden Thread and purpose Golden Thread and Purpose • What is your client's mindset (part 2) What is your client's mindset (part 2) • How to understand your company's mindset (... How to understand your organisation's mindset (part 1) • Mindset - mine and yours Mindset - mine and yours