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Mira Neumaier

Worker Rights / Collective Bargain

22 May 2024

2 minutes

The key areas of how brands can support collective bargaining agreements were designed collaboratively with partners in Cambodia recognising that this shift toward binding agreements on wages necessitates legally binding commitments by individual brands specifically tailored to meet the priorities of social partners in Cambodia.

Brands and IndustriALL Sign Binding Agreements to Support Collectively Bargained Wages for Garment Workers in Cambodia

The ongoing Copenhagen Global Fashion Summit will today see the launch of a new approach to supply chain industrial relations following the first-ever brand-supported collective bargaining agreement in the apparel and footwear sector in Cambodia which will support wage improvements, better working conditions and a future-proof industry.

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