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2 comments:
Good report and investigation on H&M. Thanks for your supports for innocent and desperate Khmer/Cambodian workers who need their voices heard.
70-80 hrs a week with minimum wage is so horrible. The managers of H&M factory in Cambodia are not real Cambodian/Khmer, but they must be Yuon/Vietnamese Dog Eaters?
If they were paid $1 per hour, for 70 hours per week, i.e. (70x4 =) 280 hours a month, that is $280 per month. This is a "wage" for basic human existence. Come on H&M be a leading edge social responsible enterprise, just pay them $1 per hour for these keen workers. I am sure they will do a good job for you. And your grade of labour behind the label will be much higher!
from Australia
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