December, 17 2012
Blocked fire exits in another dangerous fire trap, Dream International Toy Factory, China.
December, 03 2012
Multinational corporations like Lear, Hyundai and Kia walk off with millions in tax breaks, while Honduras workers earn just 99 cents an hour, racing backward into misery.
November, 29 2012
October, 10 2012
"Why is Bain Capital refusing to tell the truth to the American people, acknowledging that Sensata Technologies pays their young women workers in China just 99 cents to $1.35 an hour to work 12-hour shifts, seven days a week?" - Charles Kernaghan
September, 27 2012
Romney and Bain Capital did nothing to change low pay, squalid conditions, forced overtime for three years before pulling out from Global-Tech. Abuses at appliance factory continue.
June, 20 2012
"Dongguan is about as well-known as Foxconn in Shenzhen...Plenty of workers live worse lives than those who work at Foxconn." "If things continue to go like this, there will be more jumpers."
May, 10 2012
European and Australian retailers stand by as women sewing their garments at the Northern Fashion factory in Bangladesh are cheated of their maternity benefits, beaten, forced to work 14 to 16 hours a day for just 21 cents an hour.
May, 03 2012
High end European and Australian retailers clean up Chinese-owned sweatshop in Bangladesh. Internal documents of flawed audits exposed.
March, 27 2012
At the Taiwanese-owned Rich Pine Factory, Bangladeshi and Chinese workers suffer from grueling mandatory seven-day, 96-Hour work weeks, producing for Liz Claiborne, Macy's, J.C. Penney, and Kohl's.
March, 08 2012
Peek&Cloppenburg, BHS, Coles, Dressmann, Celio, de Bijenkorf, Fynch-Hatton and Smart Set sweaters made in Bangladeshi sweatshop where the right to organize is denied and every single labor law violated.
Write to Disney, Hasbro, Mattel and other multinational companies producing children's toys under harsh sweatshop conditions.
Bangladesh’s shipbreaking workers need our help and support. Please sign this letter, which will be delivered to United States Trade Representative Michael Froman.
Some 1,800 Chinese workers in the Dongguan Zhenyang Wanju factory in Guangdong produce toys for Disney, Mattel, Hasbro and other international brands under harsh conditions, stripped of their rights, their dignity, their voice and basic justice.
Shipbreaking workers in Bangladesh toil 12-hours a day at one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. They are consistently injured and killed on the job because of a lack of safety equipment, job training, and legal rights.
Nike is truly the canary in the coal mine, pointing us to what unfettered “free trade” looks like, and what the world will look like under the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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