Wages and Severance

Rana Plaza: Garment workers are still fighting for fair wages (Nadja)

Jun 12, 2025 —

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Nike Says Its Factory Workers Earn Nearly Double the Minimum Wage. At This Cambodian Factory, 1% Made That Much. (ProPublica)

Apr 25, 2025 —

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Twelve years after Rana Plaza, workers are still demanding improved safety, living wages, and justice

Apr 24, 2025 —

Worker urges companies to sign the International Accord (CCC).

Commemoration of the 12th anniversary of the Rana Plaza tragedy (NGWF).

On April 24, twelve years ago, the Rana Plaza building in Bangladesh that housed five garment factories collapsed, killing at least 1,138 workers in a preventable disaster. MSN joins with others in the Clean Clothes Campaign global network and Bangladeshi unions in honouring the survivors and family members of the workers killed in this tragedy and reiterating our commitment to fighting the root causes of the collapse, including unsafe factories, poverty wages, corporate negligence, and union busting.

Fruit of the Loom Transformed Workers' Rights in Honduras. It's Now Accused of Union-Busting. (Sourcing Journal / MSN)

Apr 2, 2025 —

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Why must workers always take to the streets for unpaid wages? (The Daily Star)

Mar 27, 2025 —

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Fruit of the Loom Backtracks on Worker Rights

Mar 21, 2025 —

Workers outside the Jerzees Nuevo Día factory in Honduras call on
Fruit of the Loom to keep unionized factories open (CGT).

Twenty-seven labour and other civil society organizations, including MSN, have sent a joint letter to the US apparel brand Fruit of the Loom, urging the company to reverse its decision to close two unionized factories in Honduras.