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Statement on Better Work Haiti Operations - Better Work

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Statement on Better Work Haiti Operations - Better Work

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How this factory in Bangladesh stayed open during industry crisis - Better Work

How this factory in Bangladesh stayed open during industry crisis - Better Work

“During the unrest in August 2024, our workers were peaceful. We closed the factory for only three to four days considering the security of our workers. Wages were paid to all employees for those days,” said Nargis Akhter, Welfare Officer at Textown Group. Textown Group’s factories are in Ashulia on the outskirts of Bangladesh’s capital city, Dhaka. The company employs over 2900 workers who produce ready-made garment items for European and Austr…Read Article

Stepping up from the sewing machine: building equitable leaders in Cambodia's factories - Better Work

In a warm, sunlit training room in Kompong Speu, Cambodia, laughter and discussions intertwined as 56 factories employees—including workers and management—gathered with the goal of creating a more equitable workplace. Facilitated by Mr. Kuyhang Heng, a former factory packer turned Better Factories Cambodia (BFC) Enterprise Advisor, the Male and Female Leadership Training programme reimagines workplace power dynamics by weaving equity into every …Cambodia · Cambodia Read Article

12 Years After Factory Collapse, Bangladeshi Workers Fight for a Better Future

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Twelve years have now passed since the Rana Plaza tragedy in Bangladesh, one of the deadliest industrial disasters in history. On April 24, 2013, the eight-story Rana Plaza building in Savar collapsed, claiming the lives of 1,134 people and injuring over 2,500 others. The collapse was a product of denied labor rights for heavily exploited garment workers and corporate disregard for unambiguously… SourceJustice · Dhaka See the Story

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