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Style Avenue S.A.
Country: El Salvador
Issues: Abuse and Harassment, Freedom of Association Violations, Health & Safety Violations, Overtime Violations, Statutory Benefit Violations, Wage Theft, Wrongful Termination
Style Avenue was found to have multiple and repeated labor rights violations, including forced overtime, illegal terminations, verbal abuse by management, failure to respect freedom of association, locking workers in the factory, excessive heat, and unsanitary conditions.
Workers’ rights ‘disregarded after earthquake’
Country: Turkey
Issues: Abuse and Harassment, Health & Safety Violations
Factories producing GW clothing improve working conditions, per report
Country: Global
Issues: Freedom of Association Violations, Gender-based Violence and Discrimination, Health & Safety Violations, Statutory Benefit Violations, Wage Theft
Beyond compliance and accountability
Country: Bangladesh
Issues: Health & Safety Violations, Safety Accords
Poor brand support following Turkey earthquake, report
Country: Türkiye
Issues: Health & Safety Violations, Statutory Benefit Violations
Fashion Brands Offered Turkish Suppliers ‘Bare Minimum’ Following Earthquakes
Country: Türkiye
Issues: Health & Safety Violations, Statutory Benefit Violations
Leading Apparel Brands Tolerated Delivery Delays Resulting from Türkiye Earthquake; but Most Have Done Little Else to Support Survivors
Country: Türkiye
Issues: Health & Safety Violations, Statutory Benefit Violations
New research shows that many apparel giants failed to take appropriate steps to protect suppliers and workers, leaving 48% of factories unable to pay employees in full after quake A white paper by the Worker Rights Consortium (WRC) examines how 16 global brands handled their human rights obligations after the devastating earthquake in Türkiye: Pressed…
First Pakistan Building Inspections Indicate Deadly Fire Hazards Are Widespread
Country: Pakistan
Issues: Health & Safety Violations, Safety Accords
The complex work of formally registering the Pakistan Accord as an entity able to operate in Pakistan is complete. This was an important hurdle, now cleared, which will allow vital safety inspections to commence. The urgent need for the Accord program in Pakistan is underscored by the results of pilot safety assessments already conducted by the Accord in seven Pakistani garment and textile factories.