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Luxury fashion brands leave Indonesian workers in the cold Polo Ralph Lauren, the upmarket US-based fashion giant, continues to ignore union repression and bad working conditions at one of its suppliers in Indonesia, the Mulia Knitting Factory near to Jakarta. The fashion house simply refuses to respond to the plight of workers who produce its garments.Tommy Hilfiger, another buyer at the same clothing fac... Tuesday, 30 June 2009 Read more |
Pierre Cardin : Not So Chic Underneath In August 2008, workers at a small Indonesian factory that has been producing underwear for Pierre Cardin for over a decade, reported serious violations of their rights by the factory management. When they protested against the unfair dismissal of their union leader, 413 of them were sacked. Since then, they have been asking for their jobs back, b... Tuesday, 16 June 2009 Read more |
IKEA and Household Retailers Abet Union Busting at Turkish Supplier While a serious case of union-busting at a Turkish supplier factory is happening right under their noses, retail giants IKEA, Wal-Mart and Carrefour choose to stand by idly. Other household retail chains such as Otto, Ibena, Target and Kohl's as well as the German textile traders Horizonte have been equally silent about the basic labour right viola... Sunday, 17 May 2009 Read more |
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