Human rights due diligence in agriculture requires worker voice that fits reality. Learn how Labor Solutions deploys low-literacy surveys that reveal hidden risks.

Supporting HREDD through learning that works in practice.

In 2025, Labor Solutions expanded its reach to 3.8 million workers. What mattered most wasn’t scale, but what worker data revealed — and how quickly companies acted on it.

Across industries, leading brands use Labor Solutions tools to move beyond audits—using worker input to see hidden risks, focus on priority systems, and build supplier-owned solutions that reduce risk over time.

This case study shows how triangulating worker surveys, focus group discussions, and supplier self-assessments reveals whether grievance mechanisms work in practice—and how findings translate into tracked improvement under HRDD and CSDDD.

Across industries, leading brands use Labor Solutions tools to move beyond audits—using worker input to see hidden risks, focus on priority systems, and build supplier-owned solutions that reduce risk over time.

This case study shows how risk-based worker surveys in agriculture surfaced blind spots, systemic labor risks, and zero-tolerance issues—enabling targeted remediation grounded in worker-verified evidence.

This blueprint translates adidas’ real-world deployment of worker engagement into a practical, scalable, step-by-step model companies can use to meet CSDDD requirements across complex global supply chains.

This case study shows how targeted, role-specific chemical safety training strengthened prevention, worker awareness, and access to remedy in electronics supply chains—supporting HRDD and CSDDD requirements in practice.

This case study shows how a pilot of the WELL Survey in the seafood industry validated its ability to capture worker voice, surface sector-specific risks, and generate actionable insights for seafood supply chains.

What does effective forced labor due diligence look like in practice? Learn how worker engagement and operational grievance mechanisms strengthen HRDD, with lessons from adidas.

A global electronics brand thought its 50+ audited suppliers were “all clear.” Then workers spoke up. Labor Solutions’ WELL Survey uncovered hidden risks in 8+ countries: over one-third of sites had illegal recruitment fees, 73% of workers lacked rights awareness, and 25% flagged harassment concerns. Real-time dashboards turned feedback into rapid, targeted remediation.

Human Rights Due Diligence legislation are increasingly demanding wide-scale implementation across complex supply chains. Are you ready?

New MIT-backed research shows that real worker voice drives measurable business performance — including up to 15% productivity gains, higher wages, lower turnover, and stronger operational outcomes. This article breaks down why integrating worker feedback into decision-making isn’t optional for HRDD and CSDDD compliance, and how brands can use worker-generated data as a strategic capability across sourcing, risk, and supplier performance.

As supply chain accountability rises worldwide, the WELL Survey helps companies move beyond compliance by turning worker voices into credible, comparable data. Through experience-based questions, standardized indicators, and actionable insights, it empowers businesses to strengthen worker wellbeing and meet global due diligence expectations.

For over a decade, Labor Solutions has built tools to amplify worker voice. Now we’re proud to launch The WELL Survey (Wellbeing, Engagement and Livelihoods Survey)—a smarter, more adaptable way to capture workers’ experiences across global supply chains. Co-created with leading brands, the WELL Survey delivers global benchmarks with local relevance, driving compliance, trust, and better workplaces. Because when workers thrive, workplaces thrive.

Labor Solutions proudly announces the promotion of Lordiclaire (Lordi) Suriawinata to Chief Operating Officer. For over a decade, Lordi has driven innovation and growth, leading WOVO from zero users to millions worldwide. Known as the “WOVO mama,” she is admired for her strategic vision, empathy, and leadership. As COO, she will oversee Product, Technology, Implementation, Operations, and eLearning, ensuring continued impact and sustainable growth.

adidas uses WOVO by Labor Solutions to engage 400,000+ workers across its supply chain. With trusted grievance tools and surveys, adidas strengthens due diligence, drives accountability, and improves workplace conditions—achieving a 99% grievance resolution rate and 76% satisfaction.

Addressing chemical safety in electronics industry: CEPN launched a new worker-centric training. As the eLearning development partner, Labor Solutions helped transform technical content into an engaging program. It features real scenarios & role-based learning. Flexible (in-person, webinar, digital) and multilingual. Piloted and now live, it empowers workers and improves safety.

Labor Solutions supports Puma’s Human Rights, Women’s Empowerment and Worker Engagement strategies in 6 countries, Vietnam, China, Cambodia,