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PayYourWorkers & RespectLabourRights Campaign - La strada International - Vimarsana News

PayYourWorkers & RespectLabourRights Campaign - La strada International

Over the past months, La Strada International has been supporting the PayYourWorkers / RespectLabourRights campaign. This campaign has been launched and organized by the NGO Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC).

The Bulgarian Women who Sew Expensive Clothes but Barely Survive - Vimarsana News

The Bulgarian Women who Sew Expensive Clothes but Barely Survive

Many companies choose to sew their clothes in Bulgaria, where the production is both cheap and "Made in Europe". Deutsche Welle reports on a deta

The Bulgarian Women who Sew Expensive Clothes but Barely Survive - Vimarsana News

The Bulgarian Women who Sew Expensive Clothes but Barely Survive

Many companies choose to sew their clothes in Bulgaria, where the production is both cheap and "Made in Europe". Deutsche Welle reports on a deta

Birmingham elementary school Whirlpool care counts laundry program - Vimarsana News

Birmingham elementary school Whirlpool care counts laundry program

A Birmingham elementary school is heading into its second year in Whirlpool's Care Counts laundry program, which works to provide access to clean clothes by installing washers and dryers at schools in need.

Source: wvtm13.com
Bangladeshi factory workers fear rollback of safety measures | Business| Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW - Vimarsana News

Bangladeshi factory workers fear rollback of safety measures | Business| Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW

Bangladeshi textile workers fear for their safety following the expiry of a successful accord brought in after the 2013 Rana Plaza disaster. Global unions say firms could revert to an old model of self-monitoring.

Source: dw.com