Taiwan textile sector tightens recruitment rules

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Move follows NGO scrutiny over fee-charging practices affecting migrant workers in Taiwan’s textile industry 

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Taiwan Textile Federation has already issued new guidelines on migrant workers.

TAIPEI – Taiwan’s textile mills have been urged to adopt a new set of responsible recruitment and employment guidelines for migrant workers in a move designed to align the sector with international labour and human rights standards.

The move from the Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF)is designed to reassure global buyers on forced labour risks after a recent investigation by Transparentem, which documented excessive recruitment fees, long working hours, and other indicators of forced labour.

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