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Your actions are powerful. We want a fashion industry that is fair and just for garment workers. We want to see workers’ demands met. And we will not stop until this happens. And you can help us get there.

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adidas steals from it’s workers
Adidas is one of the world’s most profitable sports brands, yet workers making their clothes are systematically subjected to wage theft and union busting.

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MATALAN:
STOP STEALING FROM FAMILIES
During the pandemic, over 1000 women who made clothes for Matalan were fired and then robbed of their legally owed bonuses and unpaid wages. Matalan workers’ families have been waiting for a year and a half to be paid what they are owed. Tell Matalan to stop stealing from families.

MISSGUIDED:
PAY YOUR WORKERS FIRST
The online fast fashion brand Missguided currently owes millions of pounds in unpaid bills to suppliers around the world. This is impacting on workers, many of whom are owed thousands of pounds in wages and payments. Tell Missguided to pay their workers before they payout to investors and shareholders.

NEXT, NIKE AND AMAZON:
IT’S TIME TO PAY YOUR WORKERS
The 35 million people around the world who sew our clothes make some of the lowest wages in the world. It would take just ten cents per t-shirt for brands to make sure garment workers survive the pandemic. Tell Nike, Amazon and Next: It’s time to pay your workers.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Run the Bath Half Marathon and raise vital funds for the Labour Behind the Label Trust to ensure the rights of garment workers are respected. By running this race for Labour Behind the Label you are raising our profile in the UK as well as helping to raise the money we need to continue our charitable work. The Rana Plaza anniversary this year will mark nine years since the tragic factory collapse, which killed 1,134 garment workers and injured many more. We continue to campaign for factory safety around the world.
PAST ACTIONS
Boohoo: Pay back your workers and go transparent
This campaign is now closed. We launched the campaign on Black Friday 2020- a national day of shopping frenzy when cheap mark ups see hundreds of thousands of shoppers drawn...
PRIMARK: Have you paid your workers?
Since March, workers who produce Primark’s clothes in Bangladesh, Myanmar and Cambodia have been protesting mass dismissal, unpaid wages and reduction in pay. Sign our petition today and join us in calling for Primark to to ensure that all workers in their supply chain are paid their wages. Workers should not have to pay the cost of the pandemic!