Workers In Bangladesh Clothing Factory No Longer Live As Cheap As An Ant HM To Sign A Safety Guarantee

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< p > clothing retail giant < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > H&M < /a > recently signed a fire and construction safety agreement to protect workers in Bangladesh garment factories.

This safety assurance book explicitly requires H&M to pay for the repair and repair work of these factories and ensure the environmental safety of these factories.

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Scott Nova, executive director of the Worker Rights Consortium, a labor rights group based in the US, said in an interview: "H&M's decision is crucial. They currently have the largest clothing factory in Bangladesh, even larger than WAL-MART."

The signing of this safety guarantee is of great significance in the present era, and it will save lives. "

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< p > the subsidiary clause of the safeguards also stipulates that the company that signs the agreement will agree to an independent safety supervision and break away from the brand that has not signed the security agreement.

The agreement signed by H&M is basically the same as those signed by PVH, a luxury conglomerate with Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger and other brands, while other clothing brands with factories in Bangladesh are also required to sign a security agreement by May 15th.

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< p > "this security agreement is to keep Bangladesh people away from the fires and clothing factories that often happen here." Scott Nova said, "this is a legally binding agreement. All the signatories must be responsible for the lives of the workers who make them."

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< p > < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp" > Bangladesh garment factory < /a > chain tragedy > /p >

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< p style= "text-align: center >" May 8th, Bangladesh clothing factory fire, 8 people died "/p".

< p > May 8, 2013 < /p >.

A fire broke out at a garment factory in Mirpur industrial area of Dhaka, P, killing eight people.

The fire occurred in a 11 storey building. Most of the workers had left the building after work when the fire broke out. The factory was affiliated with Tung Hai Group, a large clothing exporter, and its cooperative clients include Zara parent company Inditex group.

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< p style= "text-align: center" > April 2013, the collapse of the Bangladesh garment factory killed more than 900 people, < /p >

< p > April 23, 2013 < /p >.

Less than 12 miles from the capital of Dhaka, P, a 8 storey building has collapsed, killing more than 900 people.

The building has 4 garment factories, some shops and a bank, which accommodates nearly 5000 workers.

One week before the tragedy, cracks appeared in the interior walls of the building. But on the morning of the day, workers were asked to return to the factory and said the building had been inspected completely safe.

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< p > January 2013 < /p >.

A fire broke out at a garment factory in mohammadpur district west of Dhaka, < p >, killing 7 people and injuring more than 15 people.

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< p style= "text-align: center >" November 2012, Bangladesh clothing factory fire killed 111 workers, < /p >

< p > November 2012 < /p >.

A fire broke out in Bangladesh Tazreen clothing company (P). 111 workers were killed. The factory provided garments for WAL-MART, Carrefour and many other supermarkets.

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