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Palm Apparel

October 28, 2025
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In 2025, Palm Apparel Group permanently shuttered operations at both Palm Apparel and SISA and failed to pay the factories’ employees the terminal benefits to which they were entitled under the law. The WRC engaged with the Gildan, which agreed to pay the 2,500 employees at the two factories a total of $2.5 million in terminal compensation.

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Sewing International S.A. (SISA)

October 28, 2025
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In 2025, Palm Apparel Group permanently shuttered operations at both Palm Apparel and SISA and failed to pay the factories’ employees the terminal benefits to which they were entitled under the law. The WRC engaged with the Gildan, which agreed to pay the 2,500 employees at the two factories a total of $2.5 million in terminal compensation.

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India’s Garment Workers Are Paying the Price for Trump’s Tariffs

October 29, 2025
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What Abandoned Two-Year-Old Criminal Charges Mean for Bangladesh’s Garment Workers

October 27, 2025
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$2.5 Million in Back Pay for Collegiate Apparel Workers in Haiti

October 28, 2025
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To: WRC Affiliate Universities and Colleges From: Tara Mathur and Ben Hensler Date: October 28, 2025 Re: $2.5 Million in Back Pay for Collegiate Apparel Workers in Haiti The WRC has secured a commitment from Gildan Activewear to pay, by the end of November, $2.5 million in legally required severance at two garment factories in…

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48,000 garment workers cleared of criminal charges in Bangladesh

October 24, 2025
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Bangladesh Drops Criminal Cases Against 48,000 Garment Workers

October 24, 2025
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Bangladesh drops charges against 48,000 garment workers

October 23, 2025
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The truth behind your clothing’s ‘made in Guatemala’ label

October 18, 2025
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Lucky Brand Joins AEO and Puma to Help Workers Owed $1.5 Million by Guatemalan Subcontractor

September 25, 2025
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The WRC is pleased to report that Lucky Brand has made a humanitarian contribution of $500,000 to assist garment workers at the Industrial Hana factory in Guatemala, which was, prior to its closure, a subcontractor for one of Lucky Brand’s direct apparel suppliers. As the WRC has previously reported, the Industrial Hana factory closed in…

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