Big-brand fashion and food retailers are accused of contributing to appalling employment conditions around the world in a new study by Oxfam [....]
[...] price pressure has led to hourly production targets that are almost impossible to reach [...]
[...] several factory managers admitted to researchers to using an array of tools to pass inspections even though they were violating the codes set by retailers. Factories supplying Wal-Mart, Toys R Us and Tommy Hilfiger were found to have false documents on hours and wages and to coach workers on how to answer inspectors' questions.
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