1. Do trade agreements with individual countries and not groups(though EU would be an exception )
This isn't "reform" when it's already what happens most of the time. Remember when Bush signed those trade deals with South America, or when Obama signed the trade deal with South Korea? If you don't, that's kind of the point: since the collapse of the WTO talks in the late 00s, bilateral agreements have been preferred as less cumbersome, less overreaching and easier to sell.
Let's think through the logic here: a correlation exists between production of certain goods and lower labor standards, in particular goods whose production require a smaller capital/labor ratio. To put it another way, how many countries with "modern labor standards" still produces copious amounts of shoes, textiles and cheap trinkets? It might be a good thing to restrict trade in these products on the extreme end of relative labor utilization, but admit what's going on here.
This idea exists: it's called
reciprocity. If the world were so hot on this idea then, well, the WTO talks wouldn't have collapsed since the late 00s.