Nike workers don't earn 20 cents an hour or work 80 hours a week - Africa Check
H&M, Nike and Primark use pandemic to squeeze factory workers in production countries even more — Clean Clothes Campaign
Still Waiting for Nike to Do It.pdf - Clean Clothes Campaign
Clean Clothes Campaign - People making @Nike's clothes were left penniless in a pandemic while #Nike reported $12.2 billion in revenues for its first quarter of 2021. Sounds like they can afford
Clean Clothes Campaign - We've got the receipts! Nike left 1,200 workers penniless during the pandemic, when Violet Apparel, a factory supplying them, closed in 2020. Nike says it stopped producing at
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PolitiFact: Post about Nike factory workers uses outdated numbers for pay, hours
PDF) Time to Scale Up Cooperation? Unions, Non-Government Organisations and the International Anti-Sweatshop Movement | TIm Connor - Academia.edu
Clean Clothes Campaign - Tell Nike that garment workers in their supply chain have nothing left to save on. They were earning poverty wages before the pandemic, now they are earning even
Adidas, Nike urged to ensure fair wages for Asian workers making World Cup kits | Fifa News,The Indian Express
The Clean Clothes Campaign launches 'Pay Your Workers'
Report: Adidas and Nike pay record-breaking amounts to footballers, but deny decent wages to women stitching their shirts - Labour Behind the Label
Still Waiting for Nike to Do It.pdf - Clean Clothes Campaign
Clean Clothes Campaign - Nike has given its head office employees in the US a week off to “destress” and recover from the pressures of the Covid-19 pandemic. The sportswear and trainers
Still Waiting for Nike to Do It.pdf - Clean Clothes Campaign
Pay Your Workers campaign calls on brands to ensure garment workers are paid wages & severance during COVID-19 - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
How to Steal Your Workers' Future — #PayYourWorkers
How did Nike manage the post crisis communication after the
Take Action — #PayYourWorkers
Clean Clothes on Twitter: "If you go shopping at @hm, @Primark, or @Nike in the Netherlands this weekend, you might just find worker statements on your labels. Worker voices have reached the
