she’s a 10 but she cries at videos of union solidarity

The calls to #boycottadidas need to go deeper than Kanye and include the fact that the brand is a rampant wage thief. Demonstration are planned in 20 cities around the world this week, including LA. #PayYourWorkers sourcingjournal.com/topics/labor/a…

i hope no one is ever pressed about me taking forever to reply. i’m perpetually overwhelmed by digital communication.

The FIFA World Cup is built on worker exploitation, and sportswear sponsors must be held accountable. Clean Clothes Campaign have all the tools to take action: adidasSTEALS.com/take-action #WorldCup #FIFAWorldCup #PayYourWorkers #WhoMadeMyClothes #EndWageTheft

“I was unfairly fired from JNB Global because I would not sign a new work contract that eliminated my years of service at the factory. I ask Target to pay the severance I am owed. That is what is fair.”  targetworkersunite.com/2022/11/21/tar…

Mirna is one of several workers Target owes over $58,000 to in stolen wages. Sign the petition linked below to demand Target pay up and ask AskTarget when will Mirna and others get paid? #PayYourWorkers payyourworkers.org/target

Yesterday marked the 10 year anniversary of the Tazreen Fire in Bangladesh. We called upon brands like Amazon, IKEA, Walmart, Disney, Auchan to finally learn the lessons of a decade ago and join the International Accord. #SignTheAccord thedailystar.net/news/banglades…

Two days before the ball started rolling in Qatar, workers at the PT Panarub factory in Indonesia who'd been making adidas sportswear for the FIFA World Cup started being laid off. They receive only half of what they are owed & the remaining workers have their holiday hours cut.

Excellent article in The New York Times on why adidas needs to do more to address labour rights violations in its supply chain directly related to the FIFA World Cup: in Myanmar and Cambodia for example. Read the article: shorturl.at/dgoQ2 #PayYourWorkers nytimes.com/2022/12/01/bus…

If only adidas spent as much money on ensuring workers' rights in their supply chain as they do on footballers... If Lionel Messi is earning £25 million per year, adidas can afford to #EndWageTheft in their supply chain. Email adidas at adidasSTEALS.com/take-action #PayYourWorkers

Read this powerful op-ed by Labour Behind The Label @labourlabel.bsky.social's Meg Lewis in Apparel Insider. Exploitation is woven into the fabric of the FIFA World Cup. adidas should take action now to do justice by its workers. apparelinsider.com/why-fifa-world… #PayYourWorkers #RespectLabourRights

Thank you for supporting the #PayYourWorkers campaign in 2022. Our network took adidas to task throughout the year in actions across the globe! Learn more about the need for a legally binding agreement that protects unions and guarantees severance at payyourworkers.org

The cycle of sweatshop exposé & then urgent PR is baked into the Corporate Social Responsibility model. Our own Sarah Newell & MSI Integrity talk about how to actually end the cycle of exploitation w/ No Sweat podcast Listen in! nosweat.org.uk/podcast/5-corp…

WE WON OUR UNION! The votes are in. By an incredible 93% margin, a vote of 1599 Yes to 122 No, USC Graduate Student Workers have voted resoundingly in favor of forming our union, GSWOC-UAW!

At our press conference with Remake about the ten years since the Rana Plaza and the International Accord, Bangladeshi union leader Kalpona Akter reflects on what has happened in the past decade: "Workers have achieved the right to say no to unsafe work. They couldn’t before."

Hey REI - co-op members like myself won't shop REI while workers at REI Union Durham are on strike. In case you thought it was invisible, we all can see the hypocrisy of your "sustainable" brand illegally retaliating against organizing workers. gofund.me/0a67cc2f

Clean Clothes Campaign learned of the horrific news of the brutal murder of Shahidul Islam, a union leader who was beaten to death on June 25th for his labour rights activism in Gazipur, Bangladesh. Read our statement here: cleanclothes.org/solidarity-sta…

From garment factories to coffee shops, solidarity prevails! Stand with Hong Seng Knitting workers and Starbucks workers demanding @nike stop stealing its workers' wages. Learn and act now at nikesteals.com

For all those around the world who have a stake in the Bangladeshi garment industry, it is paramount to ensure workers are not paying the price for these events. Workers' welfare is more important than the speedy arrival of next season’s design. sourcingjournal.com/topics/sourcin…