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Former workers of Neo Trend remain empty-handed no thanks to NEXT
Former workers of Neo Trend factory remain empty-handed after 14-month-long engagement with Ethical Trading Initiative and member brand Next
Disgraceful £93 a month: Bangladesh government ignores the desperate demands of workers
Instead of finally delivering decent wages the Bangladesh government continues deny workers. Fashion companies that have refused to support the fight against poverty wages also bear responsibility.
Letter: To the UK Government in response to the BBC Panorama investigation
We wrote to the UK government in response to the BBC Panorama programme asking for urgent action
Press Reactive: Commitment To Leicester Workers Should Be The Priority
Commitment to Leicester garment workers should be the priority for Boohoo, following the revelations of BBC Panorama into abusive sourcing practices by the fashion brand
Press release: UK union leaders call for Bangladesh minimum wage boost and condemn police violence
Amid rising unrest and repression of garment union representatives in Bangladesh, UK unions and NGOs have issued a letter calling on the Government of Bangladesh to urgently set the minimum wage for garment workers at a liveable level, and stop the violence.
Press release: Leicester garment workers rally in fight for decent jobs
Hundreds of garment workers in Leicester came out to protest job losses
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