Tag: clothing

Decent Work and Bangladesh
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The 7 October is World Day for Decent Work. It is a day when groups around the world call in unison for social justice and decent jobs for all. Decent wages as well as safe workplaces and freedom of association (the right to form and join a union of your choice) continue to be important […] Read more »

Katies and Millers take action on safety in Bangladesh
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Thanks to the great work of Oxfam supporters like you, another major Australian clothing retailer has now signed the Bangladesh Fire and Safety Accord. This week, Specialty Fashion Group (incorporating the Katies, Millers, City Chic, Autograph and Crossroads brands) became the fifth Australian company to sign the accord, joining Kmart, Target, Cotton On and Forever […] Read more »