JSE-listed clothing retailers want labour department to shut down sweatshops – The Mail & Guardian

The South African Clothing and Textile Workers Union has said people are working from 10 to 16 hours a day, seven days a week for as little as R120 to R200 a week

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Shutting down sweatshops just throws workers onto the streets

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Hundreds of H&M and Gap Factory Workers Abused Daily: Report

What is the cheapest fashion brand that does not use child labor/sweat shops? - Quora

Lidl, Zara's owner, H&M and Next 'paid Bangladesh suppliers less than production cost', Retail industry

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JSE-listed clothing retailers want labour department to shut down sweatshops – The Mail & Guardian

Apparel brands pressured to address severance 'wage theft' in factories: reports

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