H&M aims for ‘living wage’ by 2018

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Published on Monday, 25 November 2013

Written by Stacey Dove

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STOCKHOLM – Fashion retailer H&M has released a new roadmap towards a fair living wage in the textile industry which states that the company’s strategic suppliers should have pay structures in place to pay a fair living wage by 2018, benefiting around 850 000 garment workers.

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