IndustriALL urges brands to join Cambodia initiative

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Fashion brands and retailers are being urged to support fair wages and collective bargaining for Cambodian garment workers

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The IndustriALL Global Union is calling on more brands and retailers sourcing from Cambodia to sign up to a programme to improve wages and working conditions for the country’s garment workers.

First launched in 2024, the ‘Agreement to Support Collectively Bargained Wages in the Garment, Textile, Footwear and Travel Goods Industry in Cambodia’ scheme outlines how brands and retailers can support the implementation of collective bargaining agreements at factory level, which in turn will improve wages and working conditions for workers while also strengthening industrial relations.

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