Fair Wear expands grievance mechanism to PST members

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The two initiatives say the latest chapter in their long term collaboration will help brands meet the demands of due diligence legislation

BERLIN / AMSTERDAM - The Partnership for Sustainable Textiles (PST) and the Fair Wear Foundation are jointly expanding access to the latter's grievance mechanism for garment and textile workers.

It builds on a pilot in which workers at selected Tier 1 suppliers of a small group of PST members were given access to Fair Wear’s grievance mechanism. From next month, it will be expanded to about 18,000 workers across 26 factories.

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