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Unfinished Business: Outstanding safety hazards at garment factories show that the Accord must be extended and expanded
Country: Bangladesh
Issues: Safety Accords, Workplace Health and Safety
New report by the WRC and other witness signatories to the Bangladesh Accord reveals that deadly safety hazards remain at factories producing for major apparel brands and retailers.
An April report by the witness signatories to the Bangladesh Accord reveals that deadly safety hazards remain at factories producing for major apparel brands and retailers. See annex on Inditex published in July 2021.
Remaining Safety Hazards in Bangladeshi Factories Show That Apparel Brands Must Not Abandon Binding Safety Program
Country: Bangladesh
Issues: Safety Accords, Workplace Health and Safety
In the week of the World Day for Health and Safety at Work, the witness signatories to the Bangladesh Accord have published a report showing that deadly safety hazards remain at factories producing for major apparel brands and retailers. The Accord—the most successful safety program in the contemporary history of apparel supply chains—is set to…
What next for the Bangladesh Accord and garment worker safety?
Country: Bangladesh
Issues: Safety Accords
Jobs taken, benefits too
Country: Bangladesh
Issues: Safety Accords
No room for complacency on Bangladesh worker safety
Country: Bangladesh
Issues: Safety Accords
Fire and Building Safety in Rmg Sector: Brands yet to agree to renew accord
Country: Bangladesh
Issues: Safety Accords
8 Years After the Rana Plaza Disaster, We Still Aren’t Doing Enough to Protect Garment Workers
Country: Bangladesh
Issues: Safety Accords, Workplace Health and Safety
Brands Say They Want to Keep Workers Safe. Not All Are Willing to Pay for It.
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Issues: Covid-19, Safety Accords
Accord signatories raise fears about RSC
Country: Bangladesh
Issues: Safety Accords
Two crises, one flawed supply chain model: How the imbalance of power in global supply chains harms workers
Country: Bangladesh
Issues: Covid-19, Safety Accords, Workplace Health and Safety
On April 24, 2013, the Rana Plaza factory collapse claimed the lives of 1,137 garment workers in Bangladesh and injured thousands more. The tragedy, which was the deadliest disaster in a manufacturing facility in human history, put a spotlight on the grossly unsafe labor conditions plaguing Bangladesh’s garment sector and catalyzed fundamental reform. The international…