GERMANY- Sportswear
retailer Adidas has announced a summit to discuss creating an insurance fund
for garment workers affected by factory closures, just weeks after Cornell
University became the first campus to sever its ties with the company due to
issues surrounding the closure of the
PT Kizone factory in Indonesia.
retailer Adidas has announced a summit to discuss creating an insurance fund
for garment workers affected by factory closures, just weeks after Cornell
University became the first campus to sever its ties with the company due to
issues surrounding the closure of the
PT Kizone factory in Indonesia.
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