garment industry

California Ends ‘Piece Rate’ For Garment Workers, Guaranteeing Minimum Hourly Wage

The new law also makes fashion brands more accountable for wage theft committed by subcontractors in L.A. garment factories.
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A Pillar Of Sri Lanka's Economy, Garment Workers Ostracized After A COVID Outbreak At A Factory

In a matter of months, Sri Lanka has gone from a success story to a cautionary tale in dealing with the coronavirus.
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This Is Why Some White T-Shirts Sell For $5 And Others Cost $125

The answer isn't that simple, but we spoke to experts to get to the bottom of this wardrobe staple.
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H&M, Gap To Probe Violence And Sex Abuse In Asian Factories

The moves follows shocking reports about garment industry labor conditions.
By Kieran Guilbert, Reuters

A Disaster Approaches For The Women Who Make Our Clothes

Automation may put millions of garment workers in the developing world out of a job.
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Bangladesh Garment Industry Trembles After Dhaka Attack

Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest countries, relies on garments for around 80 percent of its exports and for about 4 million jobs.
By Ruma Paul and Promit Mukherjee, Reuters